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I am almost ready to send my book off to the publishers, so hope to have it out by mid-year. It is named "The Created Moon."
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Good luck with the book :)
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I hope things go well.

Publication is always exciting.
Who is your publisher?
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Sounds great. Of course, we all expect signed copies lol.
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Congratulations, and good luck!
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Good Luck !!
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Interesting! Best of luck.

Can you give us a synopsis of what the book will be about?
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Mandrew wrote: Sun Feb 02, 2020 3:50 am I am almost ready to send my book off to the publishers, so hope to have it out by mid-year. It is named "The Created Moon."
Clearl, a product different than this:
For eons the moon has intrigued humanity. From its creation through the current issues of space exploration, the moon has been both a light in the night and a protective shield of earth placed perfectly by God, regulating our seasons and keeping our atmosphere purified. Billions of dollars have been spent to reach its surface and discover its secrets; open these pages and discover those secrets for yourself.

Now completely revised and expanded, Our Created Moon is filled with the most current full-color images, facts and figures, and innovative teaching resources:

Developed as an educational resource for use in classroom study, independent learning, and homeschool settings.
Filled with clearly-stated objectives built upon basic learning as a foundation for more developed learning skills.
Loaded with provocative questions about the moon's history, purpose, record in Scripture, as well as a clear response to critics.
Discover unique and fascinating facts and insights on the moon found throughout the text.
Make your own interesting findings and observations from practical, inexpensive activities at the end of each chapter.
Published March 15, 2010 by Don DeYoung (Author), John C. Whitcomb (Author)
on Amazon here.
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