Mark Mekkes

THE PHOENIX LIGHTS, UFOs & CROP CIRCLES COLORING BOOK Mark Mekkes

This groundbreaking 150 page black & white GRAPHIC NOVEL, ACTIVITIES and COLORING BOOK - for ALL AGES - begins with the historic and still unexplained March 13, 1997 Arizona mass UFO sightings and then delves into UFO History, as well as the mysterious Crop Circle phenomenon.

Based on the bestselling Book, "The Phoenix Lights: A Skeptic's Discovery That We Are Not Alone" and internationally award winning "Phoenix Lights Documentary" by author, producer and key witness Lynne D. Kitei, M. D., this unique endeavor reveals intriguing and important data in an entertaining way. Through a fun filled Novella, featuring Sue FO (Field Observer) and her new friend, Hugh FO, their journey of discovery reveals authentic Phoenix Lights photographs, detailed illustrations of the 10 different silent, mile wide Phoenix Lights craft witnessed by thousands, in addition to historical depictions, 80 Crop Circle designs and creative games.

This dedicated team effort, celebrating the 20th anniversary of what has become the most witnessed, most documented and most important mass anomalous aerial displays in modern history, will thrill and challenge both children and adults!

In addition, the FULL COLOR Graphic Novel, Activities & Coloring Book edition is also available on Amazon.com

Commendation for "The Phoenix Lights... A Skeptic's Discovery That We Are Not Alone"5 out of 5 stars - An incredible and monumental work! John DeSouza on April 27, 2018What an incredible and monumental work. On the evening of March 13, 1997, a collection of unidentified flying objects crossed the state of Arizona from north to south and back again. It was an incident that has become known worldwide as the Phoenix Lights. Dr. Lynne Kitei M. D; has brought together an extraordinary compilation of official testimonies, personal anecdotes, government sources and her own personal journey through this amazing confluence of circumstances that created the global event that affected all our lives. The Phoenix Lights: A Skeptic's Discovery That We Are Not Alone had me riveted for two days and nights while I read it cover to cover. It was a roller-coaster and confirmation that the world is not what the mainstream pretends it is. She also covered the spiritual and metaphysical aspects of this grandiose phenomena in a very intimate and relatable style. I have never read anything that has affected and informed me as strongly as this book.