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    Carter Wingtipper Flies to Mars!
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    Carter Wingtipper Flies to Mars!

    By Vince Iuliano

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    Carter Wingtipper Flies to Mars!

    Carter Wingtipper is a 10 year old boy like any other. In fact he lives inAnytown, USA.

    The problem with Carter is that he has his eyes in the stars. More specifically he has his heart set on being the first human to the Moon.

    But Carter lives in changing times. A fellow named Neil Armstrong beats him to the moon first. So Carter sets his 10 year old sights on a more improbable goal: becoming the first boy on Mars! And darn if that boy doesn’t start off in a reasonable, methodical approach to reach the Red Planet..Hang on for a wild, improbable, impossible ride through the outer stratosphere and into the heart of the universe as “Carter Wingtipper Flies to Mars!”…
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 15, 2015
    ISBN9781329128323
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    Carter Wingtipper Flies to Mars!
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    Vince Iuliano

    Freelance writer. Staunch crusader for truth, justice and the American Way..(writes under various names. You could be reading me right now, and not know it!)

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