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	title:	Little Green Men
	author:	Christopher Buckley
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Allison & Busby
	released:	February 14, 2001
	isbn:	074900505X
	isbn-13:	9780749005054

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Customer Reviews
Left unfinished - Rated I got just over two thirds of the way through and decided I really wasn't interested in what happened and quite simply couldn't finish it. I think this book really has to be your cup of tea. I didn't laugh, I didn't find it funny. When Nathan Stubbs doesn't get promoted he decides to take actions into his own hands and orders an alien abduction (well two actually) on the Washington talk-show host John Banion. John then decides to set the world to rights and I can't tell you if he did or not as I only got as far as his march/rally. At one point I was convinced my copy was a proof as there were a lot of typos in there but it wasn't. I therefore wonder if it is the American style. If you believe Little Green Men are your thing or not you have to like the writing style of this book. The plot itself is an excellent concept which is what I was hoping was going to keep me going. However, it's a good cure for insomnia. Out of this World! - Rated Little Green Men is all about the clandestine organisation that is responsible for the hoaxing of all UFO events, from sitings, through abductions, to "probing" and "harvesting". When a memebr of the organisation does not get the move he desires, he decides to take matters into his own hands and orders the "abduction" of one of Washington's top media personalities. This sets off a chain of events that are amusing to the last. The book opens up the worlds of UFO's, Washington Society and Political Arenas to inspection and ridicule. The characters are not stereotypical, and have a real depth delivered by Buckley's careful portrayal of the human psyche. It is easy to step into any of the shoes of the main players and feel for them. All in all a very good read that will have you tittering away to yourself. As the cover suggests, it is for believers and non-believers alike and despite the comical thread is thought provoking. A strong recommendation from me!! Out of this World! - Rated Little Green Men is all about the clandestine organisation that is responsible for the hoaxing of all UFO events, from sitings, through abductions, to "probing" and "harvesting". Whent a memebr of the organisation does not get the move he desires, he decides to take matters into his own hands and orders the "abduction" of one of Washington's top media personalities. This sets of a chain of events that are amusing to the last. The book opens up the worlds of UFO's, Washington Society and Political Arenas to inspection and ridicule. The characters are not stereotypical, and have a real depth delivered by Buckley's careful portrayal of the human psyche. It is easy to step into any of the shoes of the main players and feel for them. All in all a very good read that will have you tittering away to yourself. As the covers suggests, it is for believers and non-believers alike and despite the comical thread is thought provoking. A strong recommendation from me!! A Fast Fun Weekend read! - Rated There were points in the book where I was laughing so hard I had to put it down. I was outside on the deck and the neighbours were giving me strange looks. I've recommended it to all my friends. Every once in a while we all need to read something "easy". Enjoy! Funny, but not as funny as "Thank You for Smoking" - Rated Every Saturday, I drop by the bookstore and pick up the weekly "junk" book -- a diversion that requires no deep thinking and may even provide a few yuks. Buckley's previous books ("White House Mess", "Smoking", and have always met my needs perfectly (4 or 5 stars). This book is not quite as good. As noted by the other reviewers, the ending is weak; it seems as if Buckley just quit caring about two-thirds of the way through. I recommend waiting for the paperback.

Customer Reviews

Left unfinished - Rated 2/5
I got just over two thirds of the way through and decided I really wasn't interested in what happened and quite simply couldn't finish it. I think this book really has to be your cup of tea. I didn't laugh, I didn't find it funny.

When Nathan Stubbs doesn't get promoted he decides to take actions into his own hands and orders an alien abduction (well two actually) on the Washington talk-show host John Banion. John then decides to set the world to rights and I can't tell you if he did or not as I only got as far as his march/rally.

At one point I was convinced my copy was a proof as there were a lot of typos in there but it wasn't. I therefore wonder if it is the American style. If you believe Little Green Men are your thing or not you have to like the writing style of this book. The plot itself is an excellent concept which is what I was hoping was going to keep me going. However, it's a good cure for insomnia.

Out of this World! - Rated 4/5
Little Green Men is all about the clandestine organisation that is responsible for the hoaxing of all UFO events, from sitings, through abductions, to "probing" and "harvesting".

When a memebr of the organisation does not get the move he desires, he decides to take matters into his own hands and orders the "abduction" of one of Washington's top media personalities. This sets off a chain of events that are amusing to the last.

The book opens up the worlds of UFO's, Washington Society and Political Arenas to inspection and ridicule. The characters are not stereotypical, and have a real depth delivered by Buckley's careful portrayal of the human psyche. It is easy to step into any of the shoes of the main players and feel for them.

All in all a very good read that will have you tittering away to yourself. As the cover suggests, it is for believers and non-believers alike and despite the comical thread is thought provoking. A strong recommendation from me!!

Whent a memebr of the organisation does not get the move he desires, he decides to take matters into his own hands and orders the "abduction" of one of Washington's top media personalities. This sets of a chain of events that are amusing to the last.

All in all a very good read that will have you tittering away to yourself. As the covers suggests, it is for believers and non-believers alike and despite the comical thread is thought provoking. A strong recommendation from me!!

A Fast Fun Weekend read! - Rated 4/5
There were points in the book where I was laughing so hard I had to put it down. I was outside on the deck and the neighbours were giving me strange looks. I've recommended it to all my friends. Every once in a while we all need to read something "easy". Enjoy!

Funny, but not as funny as "Thank You for Smoking" - Rated 3/5
Every Saturday, I drop by the bookstore and pick up the weekly "junk" book -- a diversion that requires no deep thinking and may even provide a few yuks. Buckley's previous books ("White House Mess", "Smoking", and have always met my needs perfectly (4 or 5 stars). This book is not quite as good. As noted by the other reviewers, the ending is weak; it seems as if Buckley just quit caring about two-thirds of the way through. I recommend waiting for the paperback.