Harry Bittering's Life On Mars

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Harry Bittering and his family live on Mars at the moment because Earth has an on going war with atomic bombs which could kill many people. Harry must go through the struggle on Mars because the moment he steps off the rocket he wants to go home because the new environment make him feel out of place. After being on Mars for some times Harry starts to physically and mentally change about being on Mars.
Harry Bittering and his family go to mars after a war had started on Earth but shortly after landing he wants to go back. Harry get a strange feeling being there ,something just made him feel fearful. Harry and his family grow there own food ,but throughout his time on mars the food starts changing everybody it first starts with the eyes

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