Super Turbo vs. the Pencil Pointer

Lee Kirby

Book - 2017

In this third book, there's a new villain in the classroom. He's big, he's shiny, and he can sharpen a pencil like Super Turbo has never seen. And he stares at Turbo. All. Day. Long. But just when Turbo begins to think that the Pencil Pointer might not be that evil... the villain starts spewing pencil shavings! If he keeps at it, Turbo's hamster home will be destroyed. Then Turbo learns that evil isn't only trying to take over his classroom. The rest of the classroom pets are battling their own Pencil Pointers! Can the Superhero Superpet League stop the Pencil Pointers and save the school-- and themselves? --provided by publisher.

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Published
New York : Little Simon 2017.
Language
English
Main Author
Lee Kirby (author)
Other Authors
George O'Connor (illustrator)
Edition
First Little Simon hardcover edition
Item Description
Contains excerpts of the next Super Turbo series.
Physical Description
111 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm
Audience
Ages 5-9.
670L
ISBN
9781481494397
9781481494380
Contents unavailable.
Review by Horn Book Review

In this Captain Awesome spinoff series, Super Turbo is Classroom C's hamster by day and a hero by night. When automatic pencil sharpeners are installed in classrooms, Turbo and his fellow classroom-pet superheroes unite to save Sunnyview Elementary from the villainous Pencil Pointers. Told in both prose and comic panels, this third chapter book is a frenetic but appealing superhero story. (c) Copyright 2018. The Horn Book, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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