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The Night the Heads Came by William Sleator
The Night the Heads Came by William Sleator










The Night the Heads Came by William Sleator

Interstellar Pig may be his most popular work and the author believes it is his funniest.

The Night the Heads Came by William Sleator

Sleator (pronounced Slay-tir) is the author of close to 30 works for children and teens. Young teen readers will related and admire Leo’s courage through the rest of the story – a classic, albeit somewhat predictable, good versus evil sci-fi tale, so popular with young readers growing and questioning their image and ability to fit in. His next contact with the aliens provides a mission and he moves through an old television-like set of adventures with vivid images conjured and edge-of-the-seat scenes. Leo is sent home but finds himself accused of wrongdoing and the plot thickens. Against the wishes of their parents, they set out on a quest to show Tim’s art but are captured by aliens. Lost time and alien capture surround this tale of Leo, a teen struggling to find his best friend, Tim.












The Night the Heads Came by William Sleator