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Books with title Monstar, the Superhero

  • Monstar, the Superhero

    Stephen Cole

    Paperback (Hachette Children's Group, June 5, 2014)
    Monstar is sure that she can be a superhero who will help the town with all its problems. But will Monstar save the day - or just cause chaos everywhere she goes?
  • Zero the Superhero

    Vanessa Canevaro

    language (Vanessa Canevaro, Dec. 2, 2019)
    Henry the Superhero and Superbird have super imaginations. Can their mighty powers outwit, out battle and out imagine the Evil Medusa and Cyclops? Join Zero the Super Hero and his trusty side kick as they try to protect their town from evil doers.
  • Early Reader: Monstar, the Superhero

    Steve Cole, Pete Williamson

    eBook (Orion Children's Books, June 5, 2014)
    Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early Reader is the next step on your reading journey.Monstar is sure that she can be a superhero who will help the town with all its problems. But will Monstar save the day - or just cause chaos everywhere she goes...?A charming, heart-warming Early Reader story from Steve Cole, author of the Astrosaurs books, and a talented DOCTOR WHO script writer. With full colour artwork on every page by award-winning illustrator Pete Wiliamson, who has also illustrated for Francesca Simon and Marcus Sedgwick.
  • Nero the Superhero

    J S Scuffle, Eloise Holland

    eBook (Phonic Hub, Oct. 1, 2015)
    Nero is a superhero, but shhh it’s a secret! Nero and Bo, his side kick dog, work for Save the Universe Command Control, set up to combat the evil Lord Gross and his threats to take over the universe. Nero and his team of alien scientists get to work, but, things don’t go to plan. Can Nero save the day and defeat Lord Gross’ evil efforts?
  • Max the Superhero

    Sylvain Trudel, Suzanne Langlois

    Paperback (Formac Publishing, Jan. 1, 1996)
    When Max grows up he doesn't want to be an astronaut or a hockey player-he wants to be a superhero, to help sick and poor people like his idol, the Flying Avenger. But no one, especially grown ups, takes superheroes seriously. When Max's father loses his job, however, he learns what it is to be poor first-hand. He also learns that even the least super people have their heroic moments. Max the Superhero is an emotional story about a boy whose life turns upside-down, and who grows as a result.
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  • Oscar the Superhero!

    Justine Reid

    eBook (Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd, June 10, 2019)
    Oscar is very busy being a superhero, but he still makes time to care, even for those who least expect it.
  • Oscar the Superhero!

    Justine Reid

    Hardcover (Austin Macauley, May 31, 2019)
    Oscar is very busy being a superhero, but he still makes time to care, even for those who least expect it.
  • Max the Superhero

    Sylvain Trudel

    Paperback (Formac, March 15, 1738)
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  • Max the Superhero

    Sylvain Trudel, Suzanne Langlois, Sarah Cummins

    Hardcover (Formac, Jan. 1, 1996)
    Max would like to be a superhero so that he can protect his family from evil. All he needs is a Flying Avenger costume like the one he has seen in the toy store. Christmas is only one month away. He is sure to get one if he asks his parents. Suddenly, everything is topsy-turvy. Nothing is the same at home and Max doesn't understand what's wrong. Then he finds out that his Dad is out of work. Now that his family is POOR, what sort of Christmas will they have?
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  • Zero the Superhero

    Vanessa Canevaro

    eBook (Vanessa Canevaro, Oct. 6, 2013)
    Henry the Superhero and Superbird have super imaginations. Can their mighty powers outwit, out battle and out imagine the Evil Medusa and Cyclops? Join Zero the Super Hero and his trusty side kick as they try to protect their town from evil doers.
  • Nero the Superhero

    J. S. Scuffle, Eloise Holland

    Paperback (Phonic Hub, )
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  • Monstar, the Superhero

    Steve Cole

    Paperback (Orion Children's Books, March 15, 1822)
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