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Action Hero: The Fincredible Diary of Fin Spencer
Fin Spencer is in BIG trouble. He upset Mrs Johnson, and now he's not going on the class trip. But he has to, after all he's a born action hero! Stevie Knuckles Action Camp is where Fin belongs. So it's time to use the diary again - if he can just tweak what happened today, he'll be on his way to fame, fortune and fearlessness once again.
But the diary has a naughty habit of backfiring . . . Can Fin turn things around before he officially becomes an 'Action Zero'?
Another laugh-out-loud 'Fincredible' adventure written by rising star Ciaran Murtagh with comic illustrations by Tim Wesson.
But the diary has a naughty habit of backfiring . . . Can Fin turn things around before he officially becomes an 'Action Zero'?
Another laugh-out-loud 'Fincredible' adventure written by rising star Ciaran Murtagh with comic illustrations by Tim Wesson.
138 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 5, 2016
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February 13, 2018
Hillarious
I think this is a great book for kids who like comedy and adventures. I choose this book over a load of others as it is thee funniest book ever!!
I think this is a great book for kids who like comedy and adventures. I choose this book over a load of others as it is thee funniest book ever!!
January 20, 2019
Laugh out loud nonsense that will have the target age group wanting to read more Fincredible escapades!
September 19, 2021
Es super divertido y se lee rapidismo me lo termine en menos de una hora ademas que me recuerda a Diario de Greg que me encanta
September 23, 2021
Basicamente opino lo mismo que con el segundo y tercero
October 19, 2016
I received this book for free via Goodreads First Reads.
I find it difficult to rate books in which I am not the target audience so I think the 10 year old me has given this 5 stars.
It is a funny, adventurous and thoughtful read. It has a good message (I thought the message was that even if you could change bad days then in the end you can create the best days without help.)
The illustrations and text work well together and will help the reader to laugh without losing track of the story. I would recommend this book to be read by the intended audience as well as to be read aloud to a younger audience.
I do feel the standard of writing has improved in this genre and thus is yet another example of that.
I find it difficult to rate books in which I am not the target audience so I think the 10 year old me has given this 5 stars.
It is a funny, adventurous and thoughtful read. It has a good message (I thought the message was that even if you could change bad days then in the end you can create the best days without help.)
The illustrations and text work well together and will help the reader to laugh without losing track of the story. I would recommend this book to be read by the intended audience as well as to be read aloud to a younger audience.
I do feel the standard of writing has improved in this genre and thus is yet another example of that.
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