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"But it's not nowhere-it's our Mars."Adam Jones hits the ground with a jarring thud. He springs to his feet and peers back along the country road down which he has sped. The black van with the dark windows is still coming on. Adam scoops up his bike and flees for the safety of his house. What a crazy last day of school: first that rumor about NASA discovering a strange structure on Mars and now this van! But these events are merely the thinning of a mist that has confused Adam's understanding of his family. A wind is coming that will sweep away his petty dissatisfactions and launch him on a life-changing journey. Later that evening, Adam is stunned to learn his family is hiding a great secret. Adam's father and mother invite him to travel to the Red Planet to help them hide an extraordinary family treasure and the story it would tell. To accomplish their mission, the Joneses must brave the unforgiving laws of nature and escape the clever plans of a ruthless organization bent on terminating their undertaking by any means possible. During this science adventure, Adam experiences God's mercy as personal humiliation and close encounters with death transform him from bystander to valued rocket-ship crew member. He also discovers that he is a special object of his family's care and the very symbol of what they have achieved.

"But it's not nowhere-it's our Mars." Adam Jones hits the ground with a jarring thud. He springs to his feet and peers back along the country road down which he has sped. The black van with the dark windows is still coming on. Adam scoops up his bike and flees for the safety of his house. What a crazy last day of school: first that rumor about NASA discovering a strange structure on Mars and now this van! But these events are merely the thinning of a mist that has confused Adam's understanding of his family. A wind is coming that will sweep away his petty dissatisfactions and launch him on a life-changing journey. Later that evening, Adam is stunned to learn his family is hiding a great secret. Adam's father and mother invite him to travel to the Red Planet to help them hide an extraordinary family treasure and the story it would tell. To accomplish their mission, the Joneses must brave the unforgiving laws of nature and escape the clever plans of a ruthless organization bent on terminating their undertaking by any means possible. During this science adventure, Adam experiences God's mercy as personal humiliation and close encounters with death transform him from bystander to valued rocket-ship crew member. He also discovers that he is a special object of his family's care and the very symbol of what they have achieved.

“But it’s not nowhere—it’s our Mars.”Adam Jones hits the ground with a jarring thud. He springs to his feet and peers back along the country road down which he has sped. The black van with the dark windows is still coming on. Adam scoops up his bike and flees for the safety of his house. What a crazy last day of school: first that rumor about NASA discovering a strange structure on Mars and now this van! But these events are merely the thinning of a mist that has confused Adam’s understanding of his family. A wind is coming that will sweep away his petty dissatisfactions and launch him on a life-changing journey.Later that evening, Adam is stunned to learn his family is hiding a great secret. Adam’s father and mother invite him to travel to the Red Planet to help them hide an extraordinary family treasure and the story it would tell. To accomplish their mission, the Joneses must brave the unforgiving laws of nature and escape the clever plans of a ruthless organization bent on terminating their undertaking by any means possible. During this science adventure, Adam experiences God’s mercy as personal humiliation and close encounters with death transform him from bystander to valued rocket-ship crew member. He also discovers that he is a special object of his family’s care and the very symbol of what they have achieved.

Excerpt from The Youth's Companion, Vol. 4: A Juvenile Monthly Magazine Published for the Benefit of the Puget Sound Catholic Indian Missions; June, 1884June is the first of the summer months. During this month the country assumes a rich and delightful appearance. The yellow fields of wheat begin to 11 pen, and the farmer prepares to gather 1n his har vest.The weather of June 18 generally warm, and often exceedingly hot. The longest days of the year occur during this month - the twenty -fourth being usually called midsummer day. The birds that had fled toa warmer climate during the winter, return at this sea son, and enliven us with their songs. Every thing around us wears a cheerful aspect, and reminds us that summer is at hand.Summer - blithe, delightful summer Welcome, welcome once again.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Excerpt from The Youth's Companion, Vol. 4: A Juvenile Monthly Magazine Published for the Benefit of the Puget Sound Catholic Indian Missions; June, 1884June is the first of the summer months. During this month the country assumes a rich and delightful appearance. The yellow fields of wheat begin to 11 pen, and the farmer prepares to gather 1n his har vest.The weather of June 18 generally warm, and often exceedingly hot. The longest days of the year occur during this month - the twenty -fourth being usually called midsummer day. The birds that had fled toa warmer climate during the winter, return at this sea son, and enliven us with their songs. Every thing around us wears a cheerful aspect, and reminds us that summer is at hand.Summer - blithe, delightful summer Welcome, welcome once again.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.