Noah Comes Through Again
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This was the second part of the latest Noah Wolf edition. Like the others, there was plenty of great action, a couple of twists in the plot, and like the rest of the series--all's well that ends well! While the endings are fairly predictable in that Noah gets the bad guys, there are always some unexpected circumstances and additional danger that happens along the way. There are also some new characters introduced that keep the series fresh.
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Another great ride with Noah and gang.....David Archer knows how to tell a story and the ending of this one is something that will haunt you (and Noah and Neil).......check it out and like the rest of us for the next book in the series.
2335485
Noah Wolf is an intriguing character concept. There is something to be said for doing things because they are RIGHT,not because they feel good emotionally. Hope to see this morality theme further developed in upcoming novels by Mr. Archer.
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I've really enjoyed following Noah and his family since Book 1.  A very realistic and scary portrayal of a possible future of America. Given the author's accuracy so far, I recommend you take it seriously!
4722910
Our whole family enjoyed this fun story of Noah's ark. I loved how the author was so creative in the ways she imagined life would be to and on the ark. We look forward to the next adventure of Max and Liz!
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Another great saga in the Noah Wolf series. Loved the writing and plot twist. Something just a little different. I still have a love/hate relationship with the end!!!! I won't give anything away-you'll have to read it for yourself. Can't wait for the next installment!
4116748
In Sheep's Clothing....just wow!  Archer again has Noah Wolf off chasing the bad guys and saving the world...it's just so much fun!
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As another reviewer stated, I missed all the original characters.  This seems to be the first book in the series that doesn't include them as much and I really missed them.  I wasn't as enthralled with this book or characters as the rest.  I did love Noah.  I was very skeptical of the religious slant to this one but was pleasantly surprised that it was more about the church itself and its renovation than it was of preaching.  It was very well done.  Sweet story though but not my favorite in the series.
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I found it very interesting to see how this fascinating character progresses through his profession and relationships. I'm looking forward to following Noah in his upcoming adventures!
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"Noah Zarc: Mamoth Trouble book 1: D.Robert Pease" could be classified as Juvenile Fiction but do NOT ever allow that to fool you into thinking you would not enjoy, love, adore, this written gem!
When contacted to review this book I was a tad hesitant. It is not my "norm" BUT I read a sample, talked to the author, decided I would give it a shot.
BOY am I glad I ever did! Not only did I enjoy this book, I HIGHLY recommend it to EVERYONE, despite your preferred genre of book, I believe this story will appeal to the masses, young & old.

Zoah Zarc takes place waay in the future long after the Earth has killed itself off from neglect,selfishness,ignorance and greed.
Noah is a 12 year old boy who also happens to be a paraplegic. Despite being in a wheelchair since he could walk, he commands a high tech space ship better than anyone.
His family and him are on a mission to save the animals we killed off in this century.
They go back in time and collect animals (2 of each species) to bring to future. Saving them for future generations that otherwise would not know what a whale or tiger was. They would only know these beautiful animals via pictures and stories.

It does not take us long to see the modern day version of the Bible story in this one.
You would believe everyone would be on board for such a majestic mission but that it not so.

There are some who do not want to see Noah's family succeed in saving these animals and will stop at nothing to make sure they do not return to the future with them.

On a mission to the last Earth's Ice Age Noah's Mother is kidnapped by their mortal enemy, Hoan.
After saving their Father and making friends with people from the Ice Age, they hatch a plan to save Noah's Mother and the animals.
Hoan does not want animals to populate the Earth that is FINALLY healing itself enough to have life on it again. He would rather see the people who live on Jupiter have the Earth (not realizing it is big enough for all to live happily) all to themselves.

Noah makes a friend from the Ice Age named Adina.
Adina sneaks on the ship to go back to the future with Noah and his family. She feels her chances are better with Noah and not back on earth during the Ice Age.

I loved learning about the future and how we made Mars & Jupiter habitable to humans.
When Noah describes the animals habitats of the future I was sucked in. I saw the whales swimming in the ocean, the rain forest full of beautiful birds, tree's, flowers & monkey's. I felt the love and passion he had for these beautiful animals and wanted to jump through the book to help him save the world!

It was also nice to see a "sneakie peek" of  what COULD be if we do not clean up our acts now.
I simply adored the story and the lessons it is teaching us now to respect our world and the animals in it. I also love that Noah is a paraplegic that doesn't seem to know it. There is no self pity in this fabulous young man! He acts as if disability is a foreign concept.

We all have issues be they physical or mental or spiritual and we could learn a thing or two from this young man. There is no time for wallowing when there is a life to live, family and friends to love, animals & Earth to save.

I did not understand ALL of the scy-fy type terminology (there are a few words sprinkled here and there, not a lot) BUT using context clues I figured it all out rather quickly.
It is written for the newcomer to what could be considered the scy-fy genre to understand on the spot.

It is a book that will entertain and educate and leave you thinking and happy all at once.
A book I think would make an awesome gift for a teen or adult that loves animals, the Bible version of Noah's Arc, or a great, fun, read.

**I got this book for free in exchange for my honest free review also posted on my blog booksandbeyond.net**
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Back for another wonderful visit with Annie and Felty Helmuth, and Amish country in Wisconsin. Annie is back at her matchmaking for her grandchildren, and next on the list is Beth, and Annie-bannanie has chosen a fellow we met in the last book Tyler Yoder.
Now Beth has come to stay with her Grandparents, she is a young woman with a darling little boy. What we are about to find out was that she had been in an abusive marriage, and doesnt plan to even put herself in that position ever again. She has been terrible hurt and needs a lot of healing and learning to trust God, not herself.
Then we have Tyler, was he hurt when his girl ended up with the Helmets grandson? Will he be interested in Beth? You will be surprised at how his feeling develop. Had to love this fellow and how he kept himself, and how deeply he followed his faith.
There are a few of Beths decisions that will make you cringe, and sometimes I felt like shaking her. I had to wonder if Beth would survive some of her former relatives. Come back again for a wonderful and joyful visit with the Helmut Grand/Great Grandparents, sure would love to have them for mine.
Throughout the story I felt Gods hand there and leading them to end up at the right spot at the right time. What a great story of Faith, and how it is shared in this community.
I cant wait for the next book in this series, and there is a little tease offered!

I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Kensington Books, and was not required to give a positive review.
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I have been following Oliver's adventures for a while now, and his latest adventures somehow feel more mature than his earlier ones. This time he has to deal with a flood, a lazy squirrel, and an unexpected visitor. Oliver does so with his usual grace and heart-warming compassion. The illustrations tie in perfectly with the text. All in all, a book that the young ones in your life will certainly enjoy.
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There are dozens of storybooks about Noah and the ark yet with RAINY DAY GAMES, Andy McGuire takes a creative twist on this familiar story. After reminding the reader that 40 days of continual rain is a lot of rain, he wonders, "What would the animals do to pass the time?"

You and your child will love reading this story because each time will reveal something new. During the first reading, you may notice how the mice are playing a maze game with the stripes on the zebra. Or on another reading you will notice how the badger makes the snake into a ring for ring-tosseros with the rhino. McGuire's vivid and realistic illustrations balance with the fun words to keep children (and parents) turning pages.

Get this book because it will make a great addition to every home for repeated reading.
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received sooner than expected. Really enjoy Noah in this role
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Absolutely love Noah and Cooper!!. Both characters are amazing and I couldn't get enough of either them. Their love for each other is timeless...forged when they were just kids, inseparable best friends that connected on a soul level. After all those years apart, time stood still till they were together once again.
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I always enjoy the Noah Wolf books.  This is one of the better ones.  Good action and suspense.  I recommend it to anyone liking thrillers.
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You had me from the first page! I was late getting this book but it was well worth the wait! I am so glad that Noah branched out and made this Novel thank you for not having it in several parts it would have lost some of its magic. Yes, it is magic when the reader enters the story and can feel the emotions of both characters all their ups and downs to their struggles and joy. A well thought out and well written story!
I received an ARC of this story for my honest and unbiased review.