Super Burger

by S. Alini

Eight year old Isaac has had it with his family. His sister’s annoying, his brother is devious, his parents completely unfair, and - worst of all - they won’t leave him to eat a Super Burger in peace. So he makes his case to trade places with you. Yeah, you.From Pat O'Shaughnessy, Austin Review … “features the funniest middle school kid since Wimpy Kid’s Greg Heffley. This pint sized protagonist’s shenanigans will have you chuckling on the bus, at the dinner table, in church or any other place that’s inappropriate. You’ve been warned.”From Nordic Reader’s Ingmar “You’re going to love Isaac – there’s just no way around it. He’s got an obsession and he doesn’t mind copping to it.” S Alini A mere simpleton fumbling through life's many mysteries.He writes screenplays and children’s books because he didn’t know any better. He lives somewhere not too far from you, and tries to make the best of things. Alinibooks

78 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 28, 2011

Reviews

[A.m. Layet · Rating 5 out of 5]

Superburger follows the slings and arrows of the outrageous fortunes of Isaac, who wants to eat the Superburger, his friend Tommy, who also wants to eat the Superburger, Isaac's sister, who wants to be President, and the Superburger, which tastes out of this world!

Mad Scientist:

A real book to review at last! With humour, convincing characters, and a sudden plot twist. Pinch me someone, I think I'm dreaming.

Party Rocker:

Sure.

Mad Scientist:

Oww! What did you do that for?

Party Rocker:

You said pinch me.

Mad Scientist:

Yeah, pinch, not punch me in the arm.

Party Rocker:

Sure.

Mad Scientist:

Oww! What did you do that for?

Party Rocker (edging away):

You said punch me in the arm.

Mad Scientist (chasing after him):

Why you little...

Striker:

I thought this book was yummy. It was so good I wanted to read it every night until we finished it. It was so good I also wanted to eat it. It was so good I even tried to eat it. That didn't work. It just made Mad Scientist's kindle slimy, and that just made Mad Scientist mad. I give it 5 stars.

Party Rocker (running past, chased by Mad Scientist):

I thought it was...

Flower Power:

Are going to McDonalds?

Party Rocker (still running past, still chased by Mad Scientist):

...a fun story with a dark edge and even a hidden moral...

Flower Power:

Are we nearly there yet?

Striker:

No. Because we're not going anywhere.

Flower Power:

Oh!

Party Rocker (still running past, still chased by Mad Scientist):

...also five stars...

So Superburger by San Alini scores a finger licking 5 stars!
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[Kim Dahl · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was really funny & entertaining!