E. T., der Außerirdische

by William Kotzwinkle

Other authorsUtta MacKechneay (Translator)

Paper Book, 1982

Status

Available

Call number

HU 9800 K87 E8

Publication

Wien u.a. : Zsolnay, 1982.

Description

A boy discovers an extraterrestrial botanist in his mother's vegetable patch, and helps him return to his planet, 3 million light years away.

User reviews

LibraryThing member aannttiiiittnnaa

Truly enriches the movie story. Wonderful insight into the thoughts and feelings of all the characters, but especially E.T., Elliot and Mary. Her internal dialogue relates experiences as a mother that are both amusing and touching. Have turned to this story many times over the years, not only for

the humor but also for the comforting humanity of the characters, including E.T!

Being one child from the 80's who actually read the book but missed the film, (eventually seeing the movie as an adult) I can highly recommend it to all fans of all ages.

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LibraryThing member icchi

E.T., the little visitor from the stars, Earth is interesting for E.T.,but he is gone in a friend. So he wants to go home. He meets an Earth boy, elliott and goes to his home. Elliott loves E.T. and wants to help him. But there are many scientists in the streets of the little town. Ther are looking

for E.T..
I love this story like many people. This story is famous.My favorite is words E.T. said at the time of parting.E.T. is so cute! I want to watch this movie.

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