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Super Pencil & The Revenge of the Talking Televisions - Gatewood, Eugene L
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Jeff Whitman loves superheroes. The soon-to-be middle schooler pours over comic books and comes up with his own super sagas. He may look up to imaginary heroes, but they can't exactly talk back. Jeff will have to go to others for advice when a horrible bully schemes to steal all his friends. Hines Redgrave absolutely hates Jeff. He doesn't understand why all the kids want to be friends with that nerd. Hines thinks you can bully people into liking you, and he's mad that Jeff doesn't have to try so hard. To get back at Jeff, Hines comes up with a dastardly plan. He will invent his own video…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Jeff Whitman loves superheroes. The soon-to-be middle schooler pours over comic books and comes up with his own super sagas. He may look up to imaginary heroes, but they can't exactly talk back. Jeff will have to go to others for advice when a horrible bully schemes to steal all his friends. Hines Redgrave absolutely hates Jeff. He doesn't understand why all the kids want to be friends with that nerd. Hines thinks you can bully people into liking you, and he's mad that Jeff doesn't have to try so hard. To get back at Jeff, Hines comes up with a dastardly plan. He will invent his own video game. The kids will be too busy playing his addictive new game to even notice Jeff. It works! His game, Revenge of the Talking Televisions, is so much fun no one wants to do anything else but play it. Jeff is confused. Why is everyone stuck staring at their screens? Why doesn't anyone want to play outside? Jeff is determined to get to the bottom of this mystery. He needs to find a way to stop Hines from stealing his friends and stealing precious time away from them all through his ridiculous game.
Autorenporträt
Eugene L. Gatewood received his bachelor's degree in child development from Michigan State University. He received a master's degree in public administration from Oakland University and recently a second master's in leadership from Trinity International University. He has dedicated his career to helping people. He started as an intake social worker for a foster care agency, spent ten years in corporate America, and returned to his roots to work in ministry. Eugene is a devout Christian and currently the executive administrative pastor for a multisite church in Bolingbrook and Chicago, Illinois. He is also a husband, father, and blogger. For more information about his work, he invites you to visit theoriginalmentor.com.