"Anyone who enjoys superhero stories will most definitely want to read Sidekicked. Though a middle grade novel, John David Anderson's Sidekicked is a story that will please children, teens and adults alike with its clever humor, vibrant cast, and action-packed plot." - Reader of Fictions review Cybils Award Finalist for Speculative Fiction! · “Sidekicked” is the story of how would-be heroes struggle with their dual identities, aging Supers and O.C.’s (ordinary citizens).Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins. There are many ways to be a hero, and not all of them involve punching. DISCLAIMER: This video is not sponsored. -All opinions are my own, tha.
Sidekicked by John David Anderson Home Stand-outs Blog Gallery Info. Sidekicked by John David Anderson. Review posted 2/14/ Walden Pond Press (HarperCollins), pages. Starred Review Cybils Finalist. John David Anderson is the author of some of the most beloved and highly acclaimed books for kids in recent memory, including the New York Times Notable Book Ms. Bixbys Last Day, Posted, Granted, Sidekicked, The Dungeoneers, and Finding Orion. A dedicated root beer connoisseur and chocolate fiend, he lives with his wonderful wife and two. John David Anderson's SIDEKICKED is a middle grade read that recalls that little gem of a movie SKY HIGH. Or we can probably do better with comparisons, seeing as how prolific superhero prose has gotten. The superhero school theme gets a lot of play nowadays.
There are many ways to be a hero, and not all of them involve punching. DISCLAIMER: This video is not sponsored. -All opinions are my own, tha. John David Anderson’s Sidekicked is a super hero story that is wildly fun and uniquely twisted at the same time. Andrew Bean’s powers is that he has ultra-high senses. His sense of touch, taste, sight, smell, and hearing are super enhanced. Anderson's main character is a sidekick named Andrew Bean. Like the best superheroes, he's down on his luck, always forgetting his utility belt when he needs it. Andrew is part of a school environmental club, H.E.R.O., that--in the novel's best joke--doubles as a training program for sidekicks (motto: "WE KEEP THE TRASH OFF THE STREETS").
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