YA Must-Reads discussion

Hi all,

I'm working on putting together a 100-blog tour of the book, Noah Zarc: Mammoth Trouble, for the month of December. There will be three prizes of a $50 gift card to Amazon. One for the most comments on your post, one for a random commentor on one blog, and one for the most creative post. If you'd like to join the tour, click here: http://www.drobertpease.com/site.cfm/... or email me with the URL of your blog, your preferred date in December for your post, and what type of post you'd like to do, e.g. book review, or author interview. If you are unable to join the Blog Tour in December but are still interested in reviewing the book in your own time-frame, that's okay too.

I'd gladly send you off copy of the book in the format you prefer - just let me know what that is (I'd rather send an eBook version but if you require a hard-copy version, let me know that too).

Thanks for considering taking a gander at Noah Zarc: Mammoth Trouble. I'd love to hear what you think,

D. Robert

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Here is a brief summary of Noah Zarc: Mammoth Trouble:

Noah lives for piloting spaceships through time, dodging killer robots and saving Earth’s animals from extinction. Life couldn’t be better. However, the twelve-year-old time traveler soon learns it could be a whole lot worse. His mom is abducted and taken to thirty-first century Mars; his dad becomes stranded in the Ice Age; and Noah is attacked at every turn by a foe bent on destroying a newly habitable, post-apocalyptic Earth.

Traveling through time in the family’s immense spaceship, Noah, a paraplegic from birth, must somehow care for the thousands of animals on board, while finding a way to rescue his parents. Along the way, he discovers his mother and father aren’t who he thought they were, and there is strength inside him he didn’t know he had.

What people are saying:

"I can't say enough good things about this book. Younger readers will love it and so will their parents. It is a well written, fast paced little story that keeps you on your toes." - M. Hampton

"This book is amazing! It is slightly above my kids' reading level, but it was still tons of fun for me. I love how it takes the story of Noah's Ark and interprets it in the future." - Cassie McCown

"I highly recommend this story for young teens, and if a grumpy, hard-to-please adult like me enjoyed this novel, then I bet they will love it." - Chrystalla

Watch the book trailer > http://www.youtube.com/user/drobertpease

Read the first chapter online > http://www.drobertpease.com/site.cfm/...

More Reviews > http://www.drobertpease.com/site.cfm/...

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D. Robert Pease
www.drobertpease.com