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    Alien Abductions Teenage Girls: From Out of This World
    Alien Abductions Teenage Girls: From Out of This World
    Alien Abductions Teenage Girls: From Out of This World
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    Alien Abductions Teenage Girls: From Out of This World

    By Angelina Randazzo and Joseph J. Randazzo

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    We start this story by traveling through an overwhelming deep-space galaxy clustered with countless stars, planets, and colorful space nebulas displaying the unlimited vastness of space and planets far, far away from Earth. Speeding closer to our solar system, we observe the gigantic size of the planet Jupiter. We now see a UFO as it flies through the vicinity of Jupiter. The spacecraft is a very detailed saucer shape, silver-blue in color. As the UFO observes the huge colorful mass of Jupiter, it speeds off instantly toward the rings of Saturn. Shooting through the gaseous rings of Saturn, the UFO leaves a white vapor trail as it streaks across the planet’s atmosphere.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereBooks2go
    Release dateMar 4, 2020
    ISBN9781545729168
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      Alien Abductions Teenage Girls - Angelina Randazzo

      978-1-5457-2917-5

      We start this story by traveling through an overwhelming deep-space galaxy clustered with countless stars, planets, and colorful space nebulas displaying the unlimited vastness of space and planets far, far away from Earth.

      Speeding closer to our solar system, we observe the gigantic size of the planet Jupiter.

      We now see a UFO as it flies through the vicinity of Jupiter. The spacecraft is a very detailed saucer shape, silver-blue in color. As the UFO observes the huge colorful mass of Jupiter, it speeds off instantly toward the rings of Saturn. Shooting through the gaseous rings of Saturn, the UFO leaves a white vapor trail as it streaks across the planet’s atmosphere.

      The UFO points toward Earth and darts across the open space, instantly coming into view. It observes the beauty of our home planet.

      Now, from inside the UFO, looking out the pilot’s window, we see the continental United States of America. Suddenly, in a turning motion as if we are in the UFO pilot seat without seeing the occupants of the UFO craft, we head toward the west coast of the United States.

      Speeding by the western shoreline of the United States and flying north of California Big Sur coastline, the point of view instantly comes to the great forest area of Oregon.

      Coming closer is a small suburb in the countryside outside of Eugene, Oregon, with scattered lights seen below as we move closer toward the little country cabin-style house in the woods as the specific targeted planned destination.

      The UFO moves very slowly and silently without any sound as if it’s wanting to stay hidden. The UFO hovers motionlessly over the tree line as it peaks from above onto a cabin-style home in the woods.

      ANGLE, on the cabin-house, a few lights are on in the living room and back bedroom.

      We come closer as if we are sneaking up to view through the back-bedroom window and see a young teenage girl getting ready for bed. She takes off her robe, dressed in full-length pajamas, and pulls the covers back on the bed as she crawls into her bed. We come closer.

      On the bed, we see a thirteen-year-old girl now lying under the covers, getting ready to read a book. We come closer and see the title of the book: What I did with My Fat Boyfriend Last Summer.

      She closes the

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