How is “End The Beginning” different from all the other books about Noah’s Ark and the Flood?

The traditional storyline for the story of Noah and the Great Flood presents man as having become desperately wicked, the Creator as both justifiably angry and disheartened, and Noah himself as the original doomsday prepper.

In most cases the story falls into the genre of children’s literature, although I struggle to see this as a “feel good” children’s story. Nonetheless, it is popularized today in children’s books and rarely, if ever, is the subject approached in adult conversation. Those outside of church circles predominantly see it as myth; adults within church circles have outgrown the story.

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