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I am number four by Pittacus Lore is a Science Fiction book. The book takes place on Earth, A boy name John Smith a.k.a Number four is a "Alien from a planet known as Lorien. After his planet was destroyed by the Alien race called the Mogdorians. Along with 8 others called the Garde John has been sent to earth on a mission to harness and master all their legacies with help from their guardians called Cêpan and take on the Mog overlord Setrákus Ra. Faced with challenges constantly he gets through them and even makes human friends who he even tells he has powers to. At the end we are shown him caught by an invasion of Mogdorians and has to find a way out of it, with the help of Sam, Sarah, Henri, Bernie Kosar, and even Mark James they get rid of most of the army but are soon over taken and nearly all killed, to their help and mysterious girl with raven hair swoops in and helps them get out to safety.
In total I really enjoyed this book and loved the way it constantly flowed through making me want to read more at each moment. The author makes sure to challenge our imagination so that we may relate and view each scene. Each chapter grips you in with its almost realistic alien invasion type scenarios and makes you wonder if there are really superheros and if you have superpowers.
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