Books about superheroes

Get ready for more wedgie-power in Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 1! George Beard and Harold Hutchins are back with their trademark brand of mischief, but this time, things get a little... sticky. When the school brainiac, Melvin Sneedly, tries to turn himself into a bionic powerhouse using his latest invention, a freak accident transforms him into the disgusting Bionic Booger Boy. It is up to George, Harold, and the waistband-warrior himself, Captain Underpants, to save the day from a snotty disaster that threatens to cover the whole town.

This book is perfect for children who love slapstick humor, silly illustrations, and fast-paced action. Dav Pilkey’s unique blend of traditional prose and comic book segments makes this an ideal choice for reluctant readers who might find dense text intimidating. It is a great choice for readers interested in superheroes, pranks, and laugh-out-loud situations. Parents looking for books that will keep their kids engaged and laughing out loud while building reading confidence will find this series a fantastic addition to their home library. The combination of absurdity and heart makes it a staple for any young reader's collection.

Highlights:

• Features the famous "Flip-O-Rama" animation technique for interactive fun.
• Perfect for fans of Dog Man and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
• Encourages creativity through George and Harold's comic book making.
• Engaging mix of text and illustrations to support developing readers.
• A hilarious exploration of friendship and the power of imagination.

Get ready for a side-splitting adventure in the third installment of Dav Pilkey's legendary series! George Beard and Harold Hutchins are back at it again, but their latest prank at Jerome Horwitz Elementary has unexpected consequences. When the school's cranky cafeteria ladies quit in a huff, they are replaced by a trio of strange, tentacled lunch ladies who look suspiciously like aliens from outer space. It is up to the boys and their accidental superhero creation, Captain Underpants, to stop a lunchroom takeover that is truly out of this world.

This book is the perfect choice for children who love slapstick humor, silly illustrations, and fast-paced action. Ideal for readers interested in superheroes and comic-style storytelling, it keeps kids engaged with its unique "Flip-O-Rama" animation pages and witty dialogue. Whether your child is a reluctant reader or a dedicated fan of the Dog Man series, this hilarious tale of friendship and mischief is a great choice for building reading confidence while having a blast.

Highlights:

• Action-packed plot featuring alien lunch ladies and giant monsters.
• Includes the famous "Flip-O-Rama" interactive illustrations.
• Perfect for fans of Dog Man and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
• Encourages creativity through George and Harold's comic book making.
• High-interest content that appeals to reluctant readers.

Skipper Matthews is the ultimate comic book fan, obsessed with the villainous Masked Mutant. But his hobby takes a terrifying turn when he gets lost in a strange part of town and discovers a building that looks exactly like the Mutant's secret headquarters. Is it just a coincidence, or has Skipper's favorite comic book world come to life? As he ventures inside, the line between fiction and reality blurs, leading to a suspenseful showdown that will keep young readers on the edge of their seats.

This classic entry in the Goosebumps series is perfect for children who love superheroes, comic books, and a touch of the supernatural. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in fast-paced mysteries and those who enjoy stories where the underdog must find their inner courage. R.L. Stine masterfully blends humor and mild horror, making it a great choice for reluctant readers who want an engaging, spooky adventure without being too overwhelmed.

Highlights:

• A thrilling blend of comic book culture and supernatural suspense.
• Perfect for fans of superheroes and mysterious plot twists.
• Fast-paced chapters that encourage independent reading.
• Explores the fun and frightening possibilities of stories coming to life.