About Lill and Mewe: Mission to Zanda
Book three of the Lill and Mewe series
Children of all ages will enjoy the sci-fi adventure Lill
and Mewe: Mission to Zanda.
The Martians have officially entered into their age of space
exploration. MARSA and the MMSC have formulated a plan for space travel well
beyond the Milky Way Galaxy. After testing a theory using a probe, they
realized they have to first travel backwards to find a specific wormhole. This
would prove to be the shortcut to bridge part of the 2.5 million light years to
reach planet Zanda in the Andromeda Galaxy. But where in the galaxy did they
find this ‘super’ wormhole? What big surprise does MARSA have for the mission
crew?
Lill and Mewe trek to Turtle Run Creek to see the rare
turtle hatchlings that happen every 40 years. It appears the turtles
communicate with each other very well. Like any little community, the turtles
each have their own task to perform. When Mewe gets too close to some young
turtles she is smacked and hissed at by a turtle that protects them. Mewe
hissed back but understood they protect their young turtles at all costs. Do
the turtles have any enemies? Is it possible for turtles and cats to become
friends?
Merak stays behind on this mission, but manages to create
his own imaginary creatures at the Amusphere. During one of his holographic
battles with otherworldly aliens, the program malfunctions and he is left to
fend for himself. What happens?
The MMSC mission crew set off on their mission to Zanda. It
is the first time the Martians are invited to join the United Alliance of
Planets conference on that faraway planet. This takes place when the five blue
moons align. It takes almost two weeks to reach their destination. Danger lurks
along the way. Who or what do they encounter? What is a Pree? Is there trouble
brewing in the universe?
Find out the answers to these questions and learn how Earth
is connected to all of this when you arrive on planet Zanda.
Author Jane E Lane
Jean grew up in the once active steel town of Youngstown ,
Ohio . Since then, she has moved
to the Orlando , Florida Orlando .
She studied Journalism at Writers Institute and Finance at Penn
State
It was her love of science and science fiction that prompted
her to write her first children’s novel, “Lill and Mewe and the Secrets of
Mars”, the first of her series. Her inspiration came with the birth of her
niece Lily and shortly afterwards a nephew, Andrew. As with all children, she
wanted them to enjoy reading…and there’s nothing like a good adventure.
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