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It's the start of 5th grade, the last year of elementary school, and perhaps the final year of life for 11-year-old Drew Carmichael, Jr. whose learning environment has turned into a war zone by bully Luke Hermann. Naturally shaken, Drew reaches out to his cold and distant father for help, but is unsuccessful. In a desperate quest to discover why his father hates him and why his bully wants him dead, Drew sends out a plea to someone he isn't quite sure exists. In a miraculous turn of events, he finds himself in a meeting with God in a highly unlikely place—the moon. Drew asks questions during this meeting on the moon, but will he be able to handle or accept God's responses?

Eleven year old Andrew "Drew" Carmichael, Jr. is desperate for help. He is a victim of a sad crime against children, school bullying. His attempts to reach out to his cold and emotionally distant father are unsuccessful. In a quest to discover why his father hates him and why his bully wants him dead, Drew sends out a plea to someone he isn't quite sure exists. In a miraculous turn of events, he finds himself on a meeting with God in a highly unlikely place-the moon. Drew asks for answers, but will he be able to handle or accept God's responses? The Meeting On The Moon is a powerful novel that paints a refreshingly complicated portrait of broken spirits that are ultimately revived after pain, suffering, and forgiveness.

Eleven year old Andrew "Drew" Carmichael, Jr. is desperate. He is a victim of a sad crime against children, school bullying. His attempts to reach out to his cold and emotionally distant father are unsuccessful. In a quest to discover why his father hates him and why his bully wants him dead, Drew sends out a plea to someone he isn't quite sure exists. In a miraculous turn of events, he finds himself in a meeting with God in a highly unlikely place, the moon. Drew asks for answers, but will he be able to handle or accept God's responses? The Meeting On the Moon is a powerful novel that paints a refreshingly complicated portrait of broken spirits that are ultimately revived after pain, suffering, and forgiveness.