My Life as a 6th Grade Super Zero
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| Rating | : | 4.24 (600 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1503247430 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 118 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
A fun read with lessons to learn Amazon reviewer Theo Perkins comes from a family of superheroes, and has just found out his superhero power, which he thinks is vey stupid. In middle school, he is part of a secret superhero club with other members, such as Belch Boy and Origami Girl. When it becomes apparent there is a villain amongst the kids in the school, the superheroes must take steps to stop him.This book is so cute and a fun read, but also holds a f. Mindy -Paranormal Tendencies said Very fun read!. Theo Perkins was starting sixth grade as a superhero. He’s nervous that his powers will be wonky or lame. He got stuck with lame. Lame. But he’s in the secret superhero club that meets at school and is lead by a teacher that is a super. They share their powers with each other and Theo learns that his power isn’t so lame after all. At least he doesn’t super belch. But the super group m. Super Book for Super Readers! I've read most of Peggy's other books, and though this is a new genre to her as a writer, I think she nailed it!With two boys in middle school, I've read my share of middle grade books, and this one is perfect! Not only is it an adorable story with plenty of humor and unique and colorful characters, I love that there is a lesson to be learned.Peggy did a fantastic job of understanding her audience. It's impo
It would be cool, especially since the entire world is filled with plain old regular people. The only thing worse than being an average kid would be what I am, and that is a hero with a totally useless, mega wonky, super power. You’d think being a superhero would be cool. So, anything would be better than being just a normal, everyday 6th grader, right? Wrong. Superheroes and supervillains are kind of hard to find, but not as hard as some people like to think. And you’re right. That’s me, Theo Perkins, a 6th grade super-freaking-zero.. I’m a dud—a zero