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The Unsupers: The Powerless-but-still-super Hero Trio
An adventure story filled with suspense, mystery, and fantasy - for kids ages 9-12 and early teens
3 friends. No superpowers. Endless courage.
(Wait... Can 3 powerless 12-year-olds really become superheroes?)
You bet they can!
Jessica and her friends—who refuse to just sit back and do nothing while masterminds wreak havoc around the globe—decide that the world needs their help.
Although they have no special superpowers, they have something equally (if not more) determination, bravery, and the ability to think outside the box.
The become the Unsupers—the youngest superhero trio in history—and prepare to tackle baffling the kind usually taken on by heroes who can fly, lift a car with one hand, or leap over skyscrapers.
Are you ready to see how “super” the Unsupers can be?
3 friends. No superpowers. Endless courage.
(Wait... Can 3 powerless 12-year-olds really become superheroes?)
You bet they can!
Jessica and her friends—who refuse to just sit back and do nothing while masterminds wreak havoc around the globe—decide that the world needs their help.
Although they have no special superpowers, they have something equally (if not more) determination, bravery, and the ability to think outside the box.
The become the Unsupers—the youngest superhero trio in history—and prepare to tackle baffling the kind usually taken on by heroes who can fly, lift a car with one hand, or leap over skyscrapers.
Are you ready to see how “super” the Unsupers can be?
179 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 12, 2024
20 people are currently reading
25 people want to read
About the author
P.J. Nichols
31 books34 followersP.J. Nichols is an author who really, really loves games. But not the kind you buy at stores. And not the kind you practice and practice and practice to get good at. He likes the games you think up and make by yourself.
No matter where he is, or what things are around him, P.J. will find a way to create a game. One where you race. Or one where you build. Or one where you think. Or maybe even one where you do all three.
Back when he was growing up with his three brothers in Canada, he was constantly making games. Neighborhood kids (and even some of their parents) would run over to join in. There was never a boring moment in or around the Nichols’ house.
P.J. is sure that his debut novel, Puzzled, will have you rushing to think up games for your friends, brothers, sisters, or parents to try!
No matter where he is, or what things are around him, P.J. will find a way to create a game. One where you race. Or one where you build. Or one where you think. Or maybe even one where you do all three.
Back when he was growing up with his three brothers in Canada, he was constantly making games. Neighborhood kids (and even some of their parents) would run over to join in. There was never a boring moment in or around the Nichols’ house.
P.J. is sure that his debut novel, Puzzled, will have you rushing to think up games for your friends, brothers, sisters, or parents to try!
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March 3, 2025
This is a quick, easy read for those middle schoolers interested in solving mysteries.
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