"On A Clear Day" is about coming of age in a world torn by disaster and the brilliance of youth. Follow the adventures of KK, Moe and their friends as they travel to an International Academy to work together to find cures for a dying planet. As if that were not enough, they must also combat the efforts of the only group benefitting from the disaster, to stop them. Teens, young adults and anyone interested in environmental issues with a good story will enjoy reading this relevant novel. KK: Kiara MacKay is a pretty little girl from a small town and a large family. She is sweet, intelligent and thoughtful. Her quick wit and good humor temper her occasional melancholy. KK's natural curiosity make her immune to the phrase "I can't". With Kiara it's always "Let's go!" Moe: Moses Arthur is an orphan, raised willy-nilly by a sea-side community. In spite of his lonely childhood, he still cultivated a sense of honor and chivalry. For the first time in his life he found a place where he belongs. Professor Danvers: The Professor is a father figure to the students and the Foundation for Earth's Recovery is his brainchild. He mentors and leads by example. Vidal Castrola: Prime Minister of Maya - bent on controlling the food market of the world and keeping the Foundation from achieving it's goals. He will stop at nothing to maintain his position of power.
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