Adventures of a Wimpy Superhero
Author: Collins, Tim
ISBN: 9781782434382
Publisher: Michael O'Mara Books
Year First Published: 2015
Pages: 224
Dimensions: 7.795 inches x 5.079 inches x
Format: Paperback / softback
Description:
Josh Walker doesn’t fit in at school. None of the girls ever notice him, and his only friend is a strange boy with ginger hair called Henry. Then one day, tired of reading comics and fantasising about being a superhero, he decides to become one. First of all he needs a superhero name, a superhero costume and some superpowers. Then he needs to find some crime to fight. Armed with plastic handcuffs and stink bombs, and stuck with his dependable, but incompetent, sidekick, Henry, Josh becomes embroiled in a dark world of crime, armed gangs and people illegally parking in disabled parking spaces. Accompanied by funny illustrations throughout, Adventures of a Wimpy Superhero tells the story of the everyday dilemmas of superheroes in the real world through the hilarious diary of a fifteen-year-old boy. It asks the big questions, such as: Why would someone want to fight crime? Wouldn’t they get in the way of police (and school) work?
ISBN: 9781782434382
Publisher: Michael O'Mara Books
Year First Published: 2015
Pages: 224
Dimensions: 7.795 inches x 5.079 inches x
Format: Paperback / softback
Description:
Josh Walker doesn’t fit in at school. None of the girls ever notice him, and his only friend is a strange boy with ginger hair called Henry. Then one day, tired of reading comics and fantasising about being a superhero, he decides to become one. First of all he needs a superhero name, a superhero costume and some superpowers. Then he needs to find some crime to fight. Armed with plastic handcuffs and stink bombs, and stuck with his dependable, but incompetent, sidekick, Henry, Josh becomes embroiled in a dark world of crime, armed gangs and people illegally parking in disabled parking spaces. Accompanied by funny illustrations throughout, Adventures of a Wimpy Superhero tells the story of the everyday dilemmas of superheroes in the real world through the hilarious diary of a fifteen-year-old boy. It asks the big questions, such as: Why would someone want to fight crime? Wouldn’t they get in the way of police (and school) work?
