Oh, God! Book II

Young Tracy Richards enjoys playing basketball with her neighbor Shingo on the local courts. Their friendship is highlighted as they bond over the sport, establishing a carefree and joyful atmosphere.

Tracy's divorced father, Don Richards, arrives in a fiery red Jeep to take her on a special outing. Before they head out, Paula, Tracy's mother, reminds Don to have Tracy back home at the agreed time.

During their meal at a Chinese restaurant, Don complains about a science-fiction movie while Tracy reflects on the importance of believing in the intangible. When she opens a fortune cookie, she discovers a peculiar message that reads: 'Meet me in the lounge. - God.'

In the lounge, Tracy hears a voice calling her from behind a red lacquer door, introducing himself as God. Initially doubtful, she realizes he's genuinely communicating with her, leading her to express thoughts about faith and belief in unseen things before he suddenly vanishes.

On their drive home, while Don goes to fetch work from his office, God appears unexpectedly in the backseat of the car as an elderly man. This humorous encounter challenges Tracy's expectations, as God expresses his need for help in crafting an advertising slogan for his message.

Back at home, Tracy asks the housekeeper, Rosa, if she speaks to God. Rosa replies affirmatively about her prayers but suggests Tracy's encounter might stem from her imagination rather than an actual divine experience.

Tracy shares her incredible experience with Shingo, who finds her claims hard to believe. However, after witnessing her perfect basketball shot, Shingo starts to reconsider his skepticism about her story and the potential reality of her encounter.

While watching The Johnny Carson Show at home, God appears in Tracy's living room, extending the deadline for her slogan creation. He encourages her to collaborate with Shingo, leading to the impactful tagline, 'Think God.'

Tracy becomes increasingly involved in the campaign, which involves spreading God's message. Though worried about her school responsibilities, she rallies her classmates to help create posters and chalk messages around town despite her mother’s concerns.

Tracy's mother Paula confronts her about her divine claims after receiving a letter from Tracy’s teacher. As Paula pushes her daughter to focus on academics, Tracy becomes frustrated, feeling misunderstood and unsupported in her beliefs.

As the situation escalates, school authorities intervene, prompting a meeting regarding Tracy's campaign. Faced with the threat of expulsion, Tracy agrees to cease her activities, but soon finds herself suspended after sharing her extraordinary experiences.

Tracy's parents take her to see a psychiatrist, Dr. Jerome Newell, for evaluation after her school situation worsens. His analysis suggests that Tracy created an imaginary father figure to cope with her real father's absence, proposing treatment in a mental health facility.

Feeling overwhelmed by the adults' disbelief and the demands of the situation, Tracy decides to run away. With Shingo's help, she seeks refuge at his grandparents' house to escape the pressures from her parents and school.

At the Union Train Station, after a series of events unfold, God appears to Tracy and drives her home in a motorcycle sidecar. This magical encounter alleviates her worries, providing her with a sense of safety and comfort after a chaotic experience.

The Richards celebrate at their favorite Chinese restaurant, and Tracy receives yet another fortune cookie message. This message leads her back to the lounge, where God thanks her for their campaign, leaving her with a sense of hope and determination for the future.