A super-story about a middle- school boy trying to fit in. His family are superheroes, and he thinks he doesn’t have any. But when the world needs him , he leans his powers are deep inside him.

I liked the things the little girl did with her daddy.

Interesting and personal insight but I found the actual poetry/prose lacking. The chapter with all rhyming poems felt really out of place

So good. Finished it in one sitting. I was hooked from the epilogue !!!

A hilarious book with goofy graphics and a great storyline. But what happened to the pirates was a little dark

The Foot Book

I like all of the silly jobs.

I have loved this series since the first book, and this novel deepens the reader's understanding of this brutal, extravagant, spectacle of a Rome in its last days society. Haymitch Abernathy is a fascinating character, part good, part bad, a true chiaroscuro of morality. In this novel, we see him younger more idealistic, before loss and alcoholism ate away at him, and yet at the kernel we see the beginnings of his pragmatic, blase outer shell. There are numerous parallels to the first Hunger Games novel and here we meet young versions of Effie Trinket and Caesar Flickerman, along with a young and tragic Maysilee Donner. The writing pulls the reader in from the first page and keeps you turning the pages right up until the tragic end that explains the mystery of why Haymitch behaves the way he does as a mentor to Peeta and Katniss. Excellent addition to The Hunger Games pantheon!

It was so nice and sweet on what he did

It was like mini comics in one book ??