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Superkid

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Being a big brother sucks. But it's worse when your baby sister has superpowers.
Robbie Rampino knows this firsthand. As a seventh-grade comic book fan, he's psyched to discover his step-sister Val can control her electromagnetic field. He starts using her ability to help people, only to find himself clashing with Internet trolls, the department of Homeland Security, and his own family. At least no one knows his true identity - for now.
But when Robbie realizes baby Val's powers were engineered by someone, he sets off on a dangerous mission to unmask the villain and bring them to justice, hopefully by nap time.
From the bestselling author of SORCERY FOR BEGINNERS and CRYPTOZOOLOGY FOR BEGINNERS comes this hilarious, action-packed novel about new siblings, Internet fame, and the weird problems that don't get mentioned in other superhero stories.
"Fresh, clever, hilarious - a brand new kind of superhero for today's smart and media-savvy kids." - KEVIN BURKE (Writer/Producer Ultimate Spider-Man, Avengers Assemble, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)

214 pages, Paperback

Published June 14, 2021

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Matt Harry

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Matt Harry received an MFA in Film Production from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, and has worked as a filmmaker, editor, screenwriter, college professor, movie critic, and story consultant. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two sons.

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June 20, 2021
"Superkid" is a clever book for mid-grade readers that runs along at a great pace and has more than a few sci-fi/comic references between its pages. It's ideal for smart kids who like comic books but search to find chapter books they like as well. It's equally fun for adults - especially geeky ones like me. It will sit well with tweens, but I wouldn't think twice about reading it as a bedtime story to the 7-9 year-old crowd, too, even if it's a bit above-grade. Like comics, it's a fun story to share.

Author Matt Harry again proves he has a knack for mid-grade fiction. I look forward to whatever comes next from him and Codex Arcanum Press.
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