Books with title Ordinary Jack

The much anticipated third book in the Exceptional series.“I think your issue is less about localized behavior and more about human nature. I’ve seen the history books. Someone always has to be better. Someone always has to conquer.”Ally and her friends are once again leaving the comfort of home and setting their sights on the Southern City. Does it exist? Will Ally find what she is looking for?Someone will become Exceptional.Someone with die.New friends will be made.Old friends will be lost.

Everybody in Jack's family seems to be brilliant - apart from Jack and his downtrodden dog Zero. Even his little sister can beat him at swimming. But Jack's uncle Parker has come up with a plan to make him and Zero shine: they'll pretend that Jack can tell the future! If only they couldforesee what chaos the plan will cause . . .* Helen Cresswell is the much-loved writer of over 40 children's books. She's the author of classics such as Lizzie Dripping as well as having adapted The Demon Headmaster for television. She has been runner-up for the Carnegie Medal four times.

What happens when you outgrow a cherished piece of clothing? An affectionate tale about letting go and watching the things you love take on a new life.The jacket was no ordinary jacket. It was soft, like dandelion fluff. It was comforting, like a hug from your favorite teddy bear. And it had four dazzling buttons down the front. Amelia wears her favorite jacket everywhere. She wears it to preschool. And to Aunty Kath’s house. And to the store. Even to bed! But one day, she can’t fit into it anymore. Perhaps she should give it to her little sister, Lilly? Then she can wear it everywhere . . . until it doesn’t fit her either, and the jacket can live on in other surprising ways. A reassuring text combines with enchanting collage illustrations to tell a story that is as warm and cozy as a well-loved coat.

Having a superpower is ordinary. Your Power determines your job, social class, and future success. But Ugene doesn’t have a Power. The only thing special about him is that he isn’t special at all. Ugene is Powerless.Determined to find out why he is different, 17-year-old Ugene submits himself as a test subject at the most prominent biomedical research company in the city. All he has to do is survive their brutal testing and he could be ordinary. But the longer he stays at the facility, the more he realizes something isn't right.Friendships are forged. Trust is broken built and broken. And everything Ugene thought he understood and believed is called into question.Who can Ugene trust in his search for answers? What is he willing to sacrifice for Powers?Ordinary is the first installment in a YA dystopian sci-fi duology. If you like fast-paced action, dynamic characters, and ongoing mystery, then you’ll love this series starter.

Having a superpower is ordinary. Your Power determines your job, social class, and future success. But Ugene doesn’t have a Power. The only thing special about him is that he isn’t special at all. Ugene is Powerless.Determined to find out why he is different, 17-year-old Ugene submits himself as a test subject at the most prominent biomedical research company in the city. All he has to do is survive their brutal testing and he could be ordinary. But the longer he stays at the facility, the more he realizes something isn't right.Friendships are forged. Trust is broken built and broken. And everything Ugene thought he understood and believed is called into question.Who can Ugene trust in his search for answers? What is he willing to sacrifice for Powers?Ordinary is the first installment in a YA dystopian sci-fi duology. If you like fast-paced action, dynamic characters, and ongoing mystery, then you’ll love this series starter.