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Mark currently resides in Florida with his wife and four children. He has achieved some success as a Kindle Best Seller and having one of his short stories selected as a winner in the Florida Writer's Association Short Story Collection. Growing up in Kansas, Mark graduated from Sumner Academy of Arts and Sciences and received his Bachelor's in Film from the University of Kansas. Mark has written numerous novels, screenplays, short stories and digital series. Many of his stories are geared for the classroom. He has explored his spirituality, writing both with his father and daughter. Inspirational stories with positive messages are his goal with everything he writes.
Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
The Not So Perfect Game: Small World Global Protection Agency 003 by Mark Miller is an adventure storybook for children, which takes them along with Madison and Josh to different places. In this book, Madison and Josh, who are elementary school kids, are recruited by Mr Crux to attend a unique summer camp. Little do they know that they will begin the adventure of a lifetime after going there. The Small World Global Protection Agency is a private agency and no one knows about its existence, not even the governments of the countries where they are located. Once these two kids go there, they find out that there are other kids too and their mission is to help and save kids wherever adults can't. So what are we waiting for? Let's join Madison and Josh on their adventure!
The book is engaging and readers find themselves going to new places where they get to know about the essence and culture of each place. The stories are a perfect mix of information and adventure and they connect well with readers. All the characters are fun loving and they entertain readers with their actions and adventures. The points to ponder at the end of the book are quite interesting and can be used for interactive sessions in classrooms and school libraries. The book conveys information on places in a fun and interesting manner and children will enjoy reading it. Many young readers will want to be in the shoes of Josh and Madison.
