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Harry the Superhero
Chris Powling, Scoular Anderson
Paperback (HarperCollins Publishers, April 9, 1996)One of a series written for children who have just started reading, this story which aims to bridge the gap between picture books and longer novels, features Harry. He starred in Harry Moves House and Harry's Party, but this time he is Harry the Superhero and is in need of practice.
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Max the Superhero
Sylvain Trudel
Paperback (Formac, March 15, 1738)None
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The Dolphin and the Superhero
David Brown
Paperback (lulu.com, Feb. 19, 2017)Amelia joins her school football team and learns a lot about teamwork from magical drawings of superheroes and dolphins. It is also time for her to finally tell someone about her amazing magical stationery.
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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.
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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.
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Oscar the Superhero!
Justine Reid
Paperback (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.
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Snap the Superhero
Stan Cullimore, Ant Parker
Hardcover (Piccadilly Press, )None
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Nero the Superhero
J. S. Scuffle, Eloise Holland
Paperback (Phonic Hub, )None
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Lexie the Superhero
Sue Chadwick
Paperback (Lexie Mouse Design Ltd, )None
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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.
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The Purim Superhero
Elisabeth Kushner
Paperback (Kar-Ben Publishing ®, Jan. 1, 2013)None
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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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