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The narrator changes character in each of the books, following Susan in the first as she attempts to find proof of Broxholm's supposedly "evil" plans (abduct 5 students and take them back for study, not realizing his true intent was to use them as proof that Earth can be redeemed), then Duncan in the second as he tries to prove one of his teachers in middle school is an alien, then finally Peter in the last two. The last two books were originally planned to be one longer book, which is why Peter is used as the narrator twice. The "switching narrator" technique is one Bruce Coville would later use in other books.
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* [[Alien Among Us]]
* [[Aliens Are Bastards]]: Zig-zagged, although they are well-meaning and mostly peaceful, they ''do'' want to destroy Earth because of their somewhat justified belief that [[Humans Are Bastards]].
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