Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Superheroes

Life couldn't be better for ten-year old Ryan King. He spends his days playing video games, riding his bike, or snuggled close to his dad as they follow the adventures of their favorite comic book superheroes, The Inhumans. Ryan and Dad are a team, and Ryan is sure they can overcome anything, as long as they stay together. Then one day Dad gets a troubling phone call and nothing will ever be the same.

Ryan is placed in the care of an unfriendly aunt he never knew. New school, new friends, and a new foe--how will Ryan cope with so many new challenges at once? Ryan looks to...

Fans of princesses and superheroes, rejoice Here comes a handy boxed set offering an irresistible introduction to Princess Magnolia and her monster-fighting alter-ego, the Princess in Black. Humorous and action-packed, these early chapter books written by Shannon and Dean Hale and illustrated by LeUyen Pham are a hit with young readers. Look out for inconvenient monster alarms, royal birthday parties, and a case...

A young boy learns what it really means to be a superhero, and that becoming one is something anyone can achieve For ages 2 - 5, this book introduces early character building concepts in an engaging, easy to understand format.

Mik Murdoch has done a lot in his short career as a superhero. He's discovered the Cave of Wonders, battled giant glowing turkeys, and rescued a legendary creature. So when mysterious snow circles start appearing in the fields around Cranberry Flats, it looks like it'll be business as usual.

Except, a voice in his dreams is warning him to ignore the circles.

And when disaster strikes, Mik is faced with a number of tough choices - choices that make him begin to doubt himself and his decisions. Is he making things better or worse for his town? Is he solving the mysteries around...

Mik Murdoch has swallowed the magical berry from the guardian of the Cave of Wonders and with it he's realized his dream to acquire superpowers. He's also realized what you wish for and what you get are often two different things. While Mik has superpowers, he's having a really hard time with control. In fact, he's starting to wonder whether being a boy superhero is a good thing or not.

What's worse, his weird behaviour doesn't go unnoticed by his parents, who decide to take him away to the lake for the summer, assuming he needs time to unwind and relax. It's there Mik uncovers the...

Oh no Luna Girl has stolen all the butterflies from the City Zoo, and she's forcing them to work for her Catboy wants to catch the butterflies and wrap up the mission fast, but Gekko and Owlette know that making friends with the butterflies is the right thing to do. Can they come to a friendly compromise before Luna Girl's new Butterfly Brigade takes over the city?

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Mik Murdoch is just a regular, everyday kid...until he decides it is his destiny to become a superhero. But, just how does one become a superhero anyway? Mik doesn't have special powers, nor billions of dollars or technology. He isn't even the world's greatest detective.

Mik Murdoch, Boy Superhero is intended for readers aged 8 - 14. It is a school-friendly, family-friendly read that has been enjoyed by people of all ages.

Nicholas Herriman is failing geography. He's a washout in gym class and the worst member of the chess team. In fact, he stands a good chance of being voted the Most Average Kid to Ever Attend Peabody School, until he stumbles on a trunk full of clothes that give him super powers. Unfortunately, most of the clothes are broken or came without instructions. Where did the trunk come from? Can Nick unravel its secrets without killing himself or getting creamed by his arch-enemy Harley Davison first? And who is the mysterious stranger following Nick around?