A review by gengelcox
Alan Mendelsohn, the Boy from Mars by Daniel Pinkwater

4.0

Alan Mendelsohn, the Boy from Mars, seems to be well-loved and is often mentioned as a favorite of the younger set. I'm glad to finally have this opportunity to read it, for it is indeed a fun book, full of exceedingly strange twists and turns. You aren't sure if Alan is from Mars, or if he's just playing, and then you are sure, and then you aren't. It's Philip K. Dick lite, but it's fun.