Another envisioning of the Great Flood, this rendition feasibly modernizes the Tanahk/Bible's story of Noah and his family as they prepare for the flood and deal with relationships and culture from a Christian worldview. The writing is amateur, but the plot and cultural implications are compelling enough to keep one reading.

I always loved this book. It's the story of Noah, redone in modern times...or actually a little in the future.

Mom read this aloud to me when I was about ten. I really enjoyed it, but I found the author's tendancy to label everything with strange names a little annoying. Mom did skip some parts, violence maybe?