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Diary of a 6th Grade Loser #1
Dart Guns at Dawn
Jake Skutter is the Absolute Worst!!!
And nobody knows this better than Sean Kelly. You see, Jake has been bullying Sean for his entire life. And by some miracle, Jake never gets in trouble, and he always beats Sean at everything.
And now Jake’s got his hands on the coolest dart gun in the world. The one with the latest in Auto-Blaster technology.
For twelve-year old Sean Kelly, this is the last straw!
And it makes him do something that most kids at his school think is crazy.
Will it lead to another in a long line of crushing, humiliating defeats, for the school’s lovable loser?
Or, just this once, will Sean and his friends do the impossible?
Will they finally win?
Lovable Loser 1 is the 2nd book in the Project Gemini Series. Project Gemini is a unique collection of books aimed at getting the eight-to-ten-year-old reluctant reader excited to read.
Project Gemini is a ten-book series involving the characters Pirate Ninja, Lovable Loser, Lunchmeat Lenny, and Olive Klein. These are distinct characters, each with their own separate stories, but all the stories exist within the same fictional universe.
The ten books of the Project Gemini series are listed below. To learn more, go to www.DanielKenney.com
Project Gemini Books
Book One: Pirate Ninja 1
Book Two: Lovable Loser 1
Book Three: Pirate Ninja 2
Book Four: Lovable Loser 2
Book Five: Pirate Ninja 3
Book Six: Pirate Ninja 4
Book Seven: Lunchmeat Lenny 1
Book Eight: Lunchmeat Lenny 2
Book Nine: The Unbeatable Olive Klein
Book Ten: Gemini Squad
And nobody knows this better than Sean Kelly. You see, Jake has been bullying Sean for his entire life. And by some miracle, Jake never gets in trouble, and he always beats Sean at everything.
And now Jake’s got his hands on the coolest dart gun in the world. The one with the latest in Auto-Blaster technology.
For twelve-year old Sean Kelly, this is the last straw!
And it makes him do something that most kids at his school think is crazy.
Will it lead to another in a long line of crushing, humiliating defeats, for the school’s lovable loser?
Or, just this once, will Sean and his friends do the impossible?
Will they finally win?
Lovable Loser 1 is the 2nd book in the Project Gemini Series. Project Gemini is a unique collection of books aimed at getting the eight-to-ten-year-old reluctant reader excited to read.
Project Gemini is a ten-book series involving the characters Pirate Ninja, Lovable Loser, Lunchmeat Lenny, and Olive Klein. These are distinct characters, each with their own separate stories, but all the stories exist within the same fictional universe.
The ten books of the Project Gemini series are listed below. To learn more, go to www.DanielKenney.com
Project Gemini Books
Book One: Pirate Ninja 1
Book Two: Lovable Loser 1
Book Three: Pirate Ninja 2
Book Four: Lovable Loser 2
Book Five: Pirate Ninja 3
Book Six: Pirate Ninja 4
Book Seven: Lunchmeat Lenny 1
Book Eight: Lunchmeat Lenny 2
Book Nine: The Unbeatable Olive Klein
Book Ten: Gemini Squad
102 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 27, 2015
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Daniel Kenney
64 books38 followersDaniel Kenney and his wife Teresa live in Omaha, Nebraska with zero cats, zero dogs, one gecko, and lots of kids. When those kids aren't driving him nuts, he writes writes books and does a lot of laundry. A lot. No, seriously, you can't possibly imagine how much laundry he does.
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February 15, 2015
Really Funny!
This book was really good because it was funny. I liked that it was short and I could read it in one sitting. My favorite part was when he found out that Irwin R Fletcher made the dart gun. I would recommend this book for anyone who has a good sense of humor, boys especially, grades 3-5 mostly.
Fletcher Kelly, age 10 (4th grade)
This book was really good because it was funny. I liked that it was short and I could read it in one sitting. My favorite part was when he found out that Irwin R Fletcher made the dart gun. I would recommend this book for anyone who has a good sense of humor, boys especially, grades 3-5 mostly.
Fletcher Kelly, age 10 (4th grade)
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