Books with title THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

During their space mission to the moon, Daniel, the expedition's chief explorer, manages to become lost on the moon's mysterious dark side. He is soon followed into the mystery by ship co-pilots Lily and Buzz. An exciting adventure ensues that they never imagined, meeting strange creatures, fighting wicked witches, and exploring different dimensions. Will they make it back home? Or will they find themselves trapped there forever? Ms. Shivani, who will be donating a percentage of proceeds from each book sale to the Star of Hope homeless shelter in Houston, Texas, has brought to life a fun and ultimately heartwarming adventure that could only happen...on the other side of the moon!

Who knew one step could change someone’s life? When Courtney Brown and Anna Baker discover Gemish, they think life cannot get any weirder. But it does. They meet people that supposedly didn’t exist, and find themselves in the greatest adventure of their lives. Using all of their resources, they battle dark forces with good ones. They gain friends and enemies. And they find that one step could indeed change their lives.Cheryl Wilfred's The Dark Side provides a rollicking good read for audiences ages 7-12 and is a notable achievement for several reasons; not the least of which is that its young author achieved what few others her age have accomplished: writing a publishable fantasy adventure when she was only nine years old.Cheryl's inclusion of a host of seemingly disparate forces succeeds in creating different and unexpected threads of involvement and weaving a story that ties all of them together with twists, turns, and action. Characters are well drawn, time is taken to outline dilemmas, motivations, and to explain seeming diversions in logic, and the overall flavor is of a whimsical and light fantasy that is clearly intended for younger fantasy audiences. - D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review.

The mind can hold powerful secrets.When Dr. Jessica Paladon worked for her friend, Dr. Dean Devya, she helped create Nadia, one of the world’s few Minders. Tough circumstances drove her away from that life, and to protect the secrets, she willingly took a drug that induced amnesia.But now she needs those memories.Two children—her children—Nadia and Varick are competing in a winners-take-all, losers-might-die competition for the biggest secret government contract out there. They’re fighting for the right to exist.If Jessie can’t remember, how will she help them survive?Interview with the Author:Q: What makes the Devya’s Children series special? A: At the heart, this series is about family and friendship as well as the ethical questions surrounding genetic engineering. It’s been likened to the Orphan Black TV show. I like to think of it as a more family-friendly take on those themes. The premise is that a brilliant scientist and his team created several genetically altered children who have special Gifts, such as telepathy, healing, and dream shaping. The journal/letters style is not unique to this series, but I believe ultimately it suits my need to get in these people’s heads. I’ve worked very hard to fill the books with relatable characters. Some of them happen to have superpowers, but as Jillian points out, everybody has gifts, if not Gifts. It’s just a matter of finding out what those gifts are and how they can be applied for the good of the world.Q: What order should I read them in?A: I suggest the traditional order of:- Ashlynn’s Dreams- Nadia’s Tears- Malia’s Miracles- Varick’s Quest … before jumping into the prequel—The Dark Side of Science—or the Ashlynn’s Dreams Shorts. The prequel and the short stories can certainly be read as standalones, but they may be more enjoyable once the reader’s already familiar with some of the characters.Q: Where does this book fit in the series? What theme(s) make it special?A: The Dark Side of Science is a prequel to the Devya’s Children series. On one level, it’s about the battle to gain a secret government contract that will allow the research to move forward. On another level, it’s a personal journey for Dr. Jessica Paladon. Those already familiar with the series will recognize Dr. Paladon as Nadia and Varick’s genetic mother. The story references events mentioned in Ashlynn’s Dreams and Nadia’s Tears. It explores questions like how far would you go to protect those you love? By the way, Brian Troxell’s performance with the audio is stellar. (I love all my narrators.)Q: Why should readers check out this series?A: Because Devya’s Children will introduce you to a charming cast of characters dealing with some big issues. Right or wrong, the children exist, so now what? If you have the power to change the world, should you? What are the personal cost and consequences of shaping the world? These are all questions explored by the series.Q: Can the reader get the whole series at once?A: Readers can grab books 1-3 in a combination. I’ve not bundled in Book 4 yet, but hop on over to my amazon author page or website to get plugged in and keep up with the current promos.

J.N.T Publishing and Take1 Films Interactive Studios Presents the second in a series of story books for children.Dark Side Of The Moon is the second story to be released in the series of apps and books. When Rudy, the Messa Lunar Lander goes missing on the Dark Side Of The Moon, Red and his friends Rex and Holli, stop at nothing to rescue him.RocketShip is a sci-fi adventure featuring a little red rocketship called Red.Red along with his best friends Rex and Holli travel the universe in search of people to save and help. Together,the team known as the "Rocket Rangers" journey across many adventures and Red learns what it is to be a true hero and a friend.Boys and Girls 3 and up will love these full colour storybooks, packed withbeautiful 3D Illustrations.

A classic science fiction novel from bestselling author Neal Shusterman is back in print.Jason is having a bad day. The kind of day when you just don’t feel like yourself. Only for Jason, it’s not just a feeling. He really isn’t himself. Not anymore. Who is he? That’s the problem. Jason isn’t sure. And it’s not just him. Everyone in town is acting weird. His friends. His parents. Everyone. Billington is usually such a normal town. As Jason is about to discover, nothing will ever be normal again….