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I Am Number Four By Pittacus Lore
The book I Am Number four is written by Pittacus Lore and is a sci-fi novel about aliens on earth. The main character John is from this planet lorien. His planet was destroyed by the mogadarians who hunt people from lorien 9 of them escaped but 3 were killed in order. John is number four and their hunting him next. His guardian is Henri who is supposed to protect him.

He moves to Ohio and goes to high school. He tries to live a normal life and he can not get connected to anyone because me may have to move at any moment. He meets a guy named sam who becomes one of his best friends. He also meets sara who later becomes his girlfriend. He gets really attached to her and loves her . He tells them about him being an alien.

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