JOHNNY ANGEL LOKI BOY LOVES BOY Book list: JOHNNY ANGEL SPACE STATION QUARK, BEING JOHNNY ANGEL TIME BIT ELEMENT BOY LOVES BOY, JOHNNY ANGEL SEA OF PROSPERITY BOY LOVES BOY, JOHNNY ANGEL BOOK OF NUMERS, JOHNNY ANGEL PLANET SONST BOY LOVES BOY, JOHNNY ANGEL GREEN ALIEN, JOHNNY ANGEL HUNTER. Johnny Angel Johnny is still on the tropical island with William the autistic boy who has the gift of increasing other’s intelligence but when Loki another student disappears and evidence that pirates where the topic of the class it is suspected that the missing boy has come to harm as in ancient times, pirates where known to raid that island. Johnny is obliged to design a ship to take the class in a hunt for the lost boy. Mathew Someway Still on rich boy Virgil’s yacht with Michael, Virgil’s cousin, Mathew’s discovering during the night of a drowning solder, takes him to an underground school with trainee commando boys, their assignment; board a pirate capital ship and in the middle of the fight, discovers Michael has joined the other side. It is up to Mathew to convince his brain washed boy who he really is, not the son of a pirate commander, but a boy from a privileged wealthy family. Christopher Cross Chris is on the trail is sent back to a cave on Earth just in time to witness hunter Frank Black being attacked by a panther. Only when Chris calls on Jules, his mysterious and gifted friend is the hunter saved from certain death when he summons up an energy ball to kill the great cat but the hunter’s tale has only just begun. Simon Sevenson It is after a Friday afternoon class and Simon reads a book about marooned boys on a tropical island to his close friend Alfred Pointers, a boy who expresses his love. Taking a train to a place one of the boys, Alfie and made a discovery; a UFO, but in reality Simon’s ship prototype model dug out of the ground but when Simon uses his controller, Alfie is gone.
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John Williams (1922–1994) was born in Texas. The poet and novelist taught at and received his PhD from the University of Missouri in the early 1950s. In 1955 he became the director of the University of Denver’s creative writing program, where he became the editor of the University of Denver Quarterly. He remained at Denver until his retirement in 1986. He was a cowinner of the 1973 National Book Award for Fiction for the novel Augustus.