They Were Not Gods: A Space-Age Fairytale

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Summary: A Nebraskan Reviewer
Review: From the very first to the last chapter of this Space-Age-Fairytale, They Were Not Gods, you will come to know and feel the emotions, desires, and the warmth projected by its humble inhabitants. Inhabitants, maybe not of this world, but nonetheless, "beings" that share many of our own values and needs. Playing a major theme throughout this story is survival, family, and individual accomplishments. The author, methodically, presents his characters, environments, and the many situations in a most descriptive style (including illustrations), and provides his readers with much food-for-thought. One of my favorite passages was when Captain Moon had said, "Better to die a natural death than to live an unnatural life."
I highly recommend this book, as it is a story well worth reading.