Book details
Secret of the Planet Makon (Daystar Voyages Series #1)
Description
Expelled?Jerusha Ericson's got a problem. She's a strong, self-confident, and capable ensign at the Intergalactic Academy. Or at least she was, until she got expelled. Now her lifelong dream of being an Academy graduate has abruptly came to an end, and life lies before her like a dark, looming tunnel. But Jerusha soon comes to see that there is a dim light at the end of that tunnel.Join Jerusha and her friends as they meet Captain Mark Edge and the mishmash crew of the Daystar. Experience their thrill of signing on to travel a secret and dangerous mission to the planet Makon. And meet the rough inhabitants of Makon, who are less than happy to see the Daystar land on their arid planet. Travel along on Daystar Voyage #1 and see how honesty and integrity can not only make tough situations more amicable but can be a strong witness for Jesus Christ.
Age
12-13
Text complexity
beginner
Length
174 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Science Fiction Adventure: 'Secret of the Planet Makon' offers readers a thrilling journey through space with a Christian perspective, making it a unique addition to the science fiction genre that explores themes of faith and morality within an exciting narrative.
- Introduction to Daystar Voyages Series: As the first book in the Daystar Voyages series, it sets the stage for an expansive universe filled with intriguing characters and interstellar conflicts, providing a perfect entry point for readers looking to commit to a new series.
- Character Development: Gilbert L. Morris is known for creating relatable and dynamic characters. Readers will enjoy following the growth and challenges faced by the young protagonists as they navigate through their adventures on Makon and beyond.
- Moral and Ethical Lessons: The book is not only entertaining but also imparts valuable lessons. It addresses important issues such as the nature of good and evil, the importance of courage and friendship, and the power of faith, making it a thought-provoking read for young audiences.