We Came to Save You
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Planet Earth continues its polluting ways with little hope of correcting the problem. Another planet named MO, millions of miles away in space detects the pollution, now affecting other planets, and decides to go to Earth and help them.
George Edward and Sarah Jayne, who have never been farther west than Indiana, combine to explore everything West, particularly to see the mountains of Colorado. They end up in the San Luis Valley and specifically at Crestone, and there experience the landing of a spaceship from MO. They are recruited as citizens of Earth to guide the MOANS in their mission to save the Earth, correcting its problems. Together they are successful in changing the minds of Earth's leaders through some amazing tactics and start the Earth on a correction course.
The two travel to MO and learn about MOAN ways, which are quite unique from Earth's. Several trips back and forth between the planet solidifies the friendship. Eventually, the MOANs admit they have everything except love and ask George Edward and Sarah Jayne to help them resulting in interesting consequences.
The story is exciting and human and starts the reader to thinking about other interplanetary involvements.
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The planet Earth is in trouble and is making little progress in overcoming pollution, global warming, and conservation of energy. Another planet named MO, detects the trouble, since it has now threatened other planets and comes to save Earth. Planet MO is much more advanced than Earth and with its technology and different lifestyle, offers help to Earth. Almost all stories about planets end in huge battles and attacks on one another. This story provides insight into planets helping one another. Read about the new technology MO has developed and how it helps Earth. An exciting love story pervades the contacts between two planets.
About the Author
The author comes from a scientific background, teaching chemistry and serving as a leader in science education. He worked for a scientific society and was Executive Director of a national science teaching association and served as President of an International Council of world science education organizations. He has written a published book, is a sculptor of clay and stone.