My Young Adult Fiction, whether Adventure, Sci Fi or Fantasy is just like Adult Fiction only the main characters are on the way to being adults, they're not there yet. The adventures of Alex Wolfe in the Sci Fi novel The Methuselan Circuit are just as hairy as those in his great uncle Alexander in the Alexander Galaxus series. Never underestimate the amount of trouble a young druid and wizard can get into in a Young Adult Fantasy, or for that matter a young T-Rex! Think of it, Lone Pup's parents are set in their ways, but in this Young Adult Adventure Lone Pup is not just discovering how the world works, Lone Pup is making his own rules as he goes along. In the Young Adult Fantasy The Primordial Flame, young Alexander and Sasha have all the rules thrown upside down, so they have to adapt just like you do every day. So don't be squeamish, get in there and enjoy the ride! 

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The Great Red Spot

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Alex and his friends have been home for the holidays, unaware of the shock waves caused by the destruction of the Methuselan Circuit. They're right in the middle of a storm and there's a new player in the game:The Great Red Spot!  

The Primordial Flame

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Alexander and McKenna are just like other kids starting their arcane apprenticeships. Professor Tawdry teaches Alexander about magic spells, (he’s going to be a wizard someday). Mom instructs McKenna about unicorns, (she’s going to be a druid); everything is as it should be—until their family friend the dragon Gern Vernyx loses his fire. 

The Methuselan Circuit

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4.0 out of 5 stars
 A gratifying coming-of-age novel, June 3, 2011 By Neville C. Goedhals
The story was tight and somewhat of a page turner - a most entertaining read. I gather that this may be a first novel; if so, color me most impressed. Although coming-of-age tales are not for everyone, I certainly hope that more books in the series are forthcoming. 

Now, where's the next book in the series? 

Lone Pup      

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Now Being made into a full length Motion Picture!
5.0 out of 5 stars 
June 21, 2011
By Kristy Mcgill -  It was a great book I recommend it for all ages. It was fun to read and it is clear that Christopher L. Anderson put a lot of effort into it. I`m surprised I did the first review.