Best Read [Brent Meske] Ã Super Anybody || [Spirituality Book] PDF ↠

By Brent Meske | Comments: ( 324 ) | Date: ( Oct 14, 2019 )

Aside from being the only kid at Super camp with no super, Michael s discovered a plot to destroy him, and his mother has finally had enough She s divorcing his father As if this wasn t just freakin super enough, his not exactly girlfriend Charlotte has started seeing some Asian kid named Brian Seriously, you survive one attempt to destroy the townn t one enough TAside from being the only kid at Super camp with no super, Michael s discovered a plot to destroy him, and his mother has finally had enough She s divorcing his father As if this wasn t just freakin super enough, his not exactly girlfriend Charlotte has started seeing some Asian kid named Brian Seriously, you survive one attempt to destroy the townn t one enough Think that s not enough for one kid to handle How about the legacy of the bad guy subconscious orders placed in people s heads to make them go berserk at random times Lincolnshire is a time bomb, and Michael is going to need some serious help to get through it this time Super Anybody is carefully crafted to be completely free of harsh language, but may have veiled references to sex, and references to alcohol PG 13 rating moms.

  • Title: Super Anybody
  • Author: Brent Meske
  • ISBN: null
  • Page: 337
  • Format: Kindle Edition

About Author:

Brent Meske

Brent is a teacher, husband, father, writer, cover designer, and reviewer now based in Korea, originally from Detroit MI.Brent writes to find out how it ends.

Comments Super Anybody

  • Danya

    I enjoyed the first book in this series and this sequel even more. This is much more powerful than the first book--- stronger plotting, more emotionally effective, less distractions, and more specific and concrete.Michael himself is a fuller character, with harder edges and clearly defined flaws, but a more believable strength. It was sort of a matter of faith in the first book, that he could be so heroic (even with the clear acknowledgement that even he thought he was crazy), but here it's just [...]

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  • Glenn Conley

    I have to say that this book is an improvement over the first book. Just barely. It seemed more real to me. I didn't even notice the complete absence of profanity.The author of this book assured me that there would be less skullfucking in this book. Something tells me that he's not very familiar with one of my favorite terms. You see, skullfucking is a true artform. You take a perfectly good story and completely wreck it. And let me tell ya, this author is a real skullfuck artist.Because the fir [...]

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  • Dixie Conley

    This book is super-confusing. Everything happens at once and nobody can be trusted. Even the good guys are bad guys. The course of action that would make most sense would be to use tranquilizers to dart every single person and then seal them into a crystal pyramid and shoot it into the sun. Failing that, having each one checked out for mental bombs while still under sedation. As it isThe hero kid from Super Nobody is back again, only this time he has his own power, such as it is. No one's quite [...]

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  • Mark

    In my review of Book 1 in the series, Super Nobody, I wrote that I was looking forward to reading the next in line. I was not disappointed. Meske is an excellent storyteller, and each chapter, with its cliff-hanger endings, kept me going for hours. In fact, I can honestly say I've never spent as many consecutive hours reading a book as I have with this one. Meske really transported me into the world of the super fantastic. I was surprised by how much action was packed into these 20 chapters, and [...]

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  • Eric Neill

    Anybody can be super at something. Super abilities happen to people who work hard at something they really want, and by studying, practicing, believing, and networking, they become the best at it.Everyone has abilities at different skill levels. By focusing on a few key abilities, especially if interrelated and required for a task, and developing them, the task becomes easier. With practice and experience, the knowledge and skills learned on performing different tasks begins to blend with those [...]

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