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• Mighty Reader and the Big Freeze

  Hillenbrand, Will,

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  Hugo may look shy and cuddly, but he has hidden powers. When he spies a reading disaster, Hugo zips over to the dress-up center and presto, he's a superhero. In this adventure, a petrified puppy is in a pickle. Can Mighty Reader save the…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Super Milly and the Super School Day

  Clarkson, Stephanie,

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  Wishing she had real super powers during Superhero Day at school, Milly realizes she only needs her superkindness to save the day!

• Superhero Baby!

  Hegarty, Patricia,

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  Hold on to your diapers! Keep your rattles at the ready! There's a new hero in town, and she means business! But when one mean menace terrorizes the town, has our hero met her match?

• Superhero School

  Reynolds, Aaron, 1970-

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  When Leonard starts attending Superhero School he is disappointed to find that all they learn is math, but when the ice zombies strike, Leonard and his classmates put their newly-acquired knowledge to good use.

• Miles Morales to the Rescue!

  Fentiman, David,

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  Miles Morales might seem like just a young kid from Brooklyn, but he has a few secrets. Firstly, he actually came from another Universe. Secondly, he is really Spider-Man!

• Superhero Vs. School

  Long, Ethan,

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  Superhero Scotty is prepared to face any enemy except school, but with true friends by his side he can stand up to even this most sinister foe.

• Ten Steps to Flying Like a Superhero

  Pilutti, Deb,

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  Lava Boy and Star Girl provide instructions for, and assistance to, their superhero toys as action-figure Captain Magma tries to learn to fly.

• Lyric McKerrigan, Secret Librarian

  Sager Weinstein, Jacob,

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  When evil Dr. Glockenspiel threatens all the books in the world, only one person can stop him--a book-wielding, super-secret operative called Lyric McKerrigan.

• Super Spaghetti

  Donnelly, Rebecca,

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  When his inventor mom builds a machine that turns everything into spaghetti, Fred accidentally transforms himself into a superhero made entirely of his favorite food and wonders if he has the right stuff to save his town.

• Maxine

  Graham, Bob, 1942-

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  Max’s little sister Maxine, a little superhero born to fly, is determined to soar high in the sky on her own terms in this thrilling sequel to the recently released Max.

• Supermouse

  and the Big Cheese Robbery

  Tahl, M. N.,

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  Follow the adventures of Supermouse as he attempts to find out who has stolen the Big Cheese of Mouseopolis!

• Supernana

  Byrne, Eva,

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  Supernana is always there when you need her. When an evil villain and her shrink ray descend on the city, will Supernana be up to the challenge? Julia will have to wait until bedtime to find out, because her Nana’s very best superpower is…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• SuperJoe Does Not Do Cuddles

  Catchpool, Michael,

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  SuperJoe is convinced he doesn’t need cuddles from his mom. He flies around the neighborhood rescuing people from escaped tigers, runaway trains, and raging rivers, all while battling his nemesis the Gray Shadow. Naturally, he refuses all…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Diversity Is a Superpower

  Merberg, Julie,

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  DC super heroes come from all over the universe! They look different, think differently, and have unique talents. Working together makes them stronger.

• A Cape!

  Kelley, Marty,

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  When a boy finds a cape he knows it must mean he has a superpower, but dad is far too distracted to play, until the boy discovers he does have a superpower--a super powerful imagination that is far too mighty for dad to resist.

• Bedtime for Superheroes

  Locke, Katherine,

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  A lively bedtime story for sleep-resistant young superheroes reveals how after a hard day of fighting crime, superheroes take baths, wash their clothes and tuck in to get the rest they need to continue saving the world.

• Life as a Mini Hero

  Tallec, Olivier,

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  Being a hero is hard! Check-out these mini heroes as they ride the emotional rollercoaster of life. You’ll see.

• My First Book of Superpowers

  Katz, Morris, 1999-

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  DC's beloved super heroes have lots of different superpowers. What makes Superman, Green Lantern, Cyborg, and their friends so special?

• Ten Rules of Being a Superhero

  Pilutti, Deb

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  An instruction manual for aspiring superheroes that follows the adventures of action-figure Captain Magma and his sidekick/owner Lava Boy as they outsmart a villainous dinosaur, evade a bee, and save a worm from certain destruction.

• The Day I Lost My Superpowers

  Escoffier, Michaël, 1970-

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  Having discovered her own superpowers, our little heroine is poised to discover them in others, too. Most especially, her mom!