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Title: Ceto's New Friends by Leah A. Haley, Lisa Dusenberry ISBN: 1-883729-01-7 Publisher: Greenleaf Pubns Pub. Date: February, 1995 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $18.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3.5 (4 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: Sterotypical, not very creative
Comment: Why do you you insist on portraying all Visitors as wide-eyed peace-loving simpletons? This book is amusing in many ways (like, what is a CPA and why would a CPA write a book about something she clearly has made up?). Nonetheless, this type of liberal "why can't we be friends" propoganda merely assures that your planet is destined for destruction. Why is it that you earth-dwellers will be the only ones surprised by that event?

Rating: 4
Summary: Simple text about an unusual friendship.
Comment: This simple text will be reassuring to children who have been visited by a "playmate" like Ceto -- in their dreams or otherwise. The storyline follows the apparent facts about aliens as reported in myriad encounter cases without being scary (Ceto speaks with his eyes and enters his spaceship on a beam of light). With a hint of adventure (Annie and Seth take a ride in Ceto's spaceship), the book will delight beginning readers who are already hearing about aliens on TV, in movies and in books.

Rating: 5
Summary: Excellent for children to realize who their playmates are.
Comment: For people who have a closed mind, this book will disturb them. For open minded folks, this book may help your child deal with some amazing adventures that most of us may have experienced during childhood. We forget entiire years of our lives. As children, if we reported experiences such as the book describes, we were told that we're making it up and to stop telling lies. But were they lies or the truth from an honest child looking for answers. Get this book for your child and see if they recognize the grey alien in the book. Joe