Jack Solar's Journal - January 3008

By Natasha Murray

The year is 3008. Jack Solar, a brave 12 year-old boy, became a war hero in 3006 during the invasion of London.

Having escaped the Welsh wilderness, Jack has to conform and go to school in London, like other children his age. He is given an old tablet to use for his lessons and decides to keep a journal about his life. He records the bizarre things that happen to him, proving that he, Jack Solar, does and did exist.

He soon discovers that his tablet has a unique property – when he draws on it, his sketches come alive!

Jack gets involved in some wild situations and draws super-heroes and crazy machines to help him. His friends believe that he has carried out the heroic deeds himself – maybe he has!

Things do not always go to plan and Jack has to make some life changing decisions!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Natasha Murray
• Release date: Jan 31, 2019
• ISBN: 9781999635114

Natasha Murray

Natasha Murray is an award winning West Sussex author. She is a diverse writer and produces books for all ages. Her books include children's books the Milly's Magic Quilt series and Jack Solar's Journals set in 3008. For young adults, dystopian novels 3004, 3006. For adults a humorous play A Flea in the Paw and Chanctonbury a psychological, paranormal, thriller romance novel. A book for everyone! Recently Natasha has a produced an informative guide Buy this Book and Help Save the World with 95% of the profit going to charities and environmental saving projects. She says, “I enjoy writing and it is both a pleasure and a compulsion. My dream of course, is for my creations to be well known but I am glad that my books and illustrations are in the public domain for all to enjoy.” Do you want something new to read? Visit Natasha’s Amazon page: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Natasha-Murray/e/B006MHISOU For more information about Natasha and her books, then please visit her website athttps://cutt.ly/5fR483w her Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NatashaMurray3004 or Twitter https://twitter.com/UKBookShow_2018