In English class Michael G. aka G-Man was assigned to start
a journal and he could write about anything that he likes, so he writes about
his life. Well Michael does not go to
just any school he goes to a school where super heroes are in the making go and
discover their talents. As for Michael
he has no super powers and no special talents as of yet but several of his
classmates are beginning to discover theirs.
The math and science teacher Mr. Leary says that superheroes got lucky and they should not be idolized
because they did not earn it. He
constantly points to his framed diploma on the wall telling students that’s
what they need to succeed in life. In
his journal Michael likes to write about his favorite superhero Captain
Thunderman because he is strong, invulnerable, he can fly and he carries a
lightning bolt that shoots out thunderblasts. During the school year Michael watches as his
classmates powers develop from color changing, to having super speed and to
flying. Some of them have super talents
naturally while others have some help with magic props and Michael is trying to
figure just what his are. The G-Man
Super Journal is a hilarious look at the awkward stage of when kids are trying
to find themselves and are looking to make friends while they have an annoying
brother constantly teasing them. It is an excellent book for those students who
do not like to read. I would highly
recommend this book.
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