Humor and adventure abound in Book 1 of this post-apocalyptic middle-grade diary fiction odyssey from Obert Skye.
Waddle Jr. High has become a dystopian outpost with divided cliques--Pepville, Jockstown, Staffland, and even Geekdom. Society may be in danger but middle school must go on. Enter geeky Tip and all his friends: easy-to-blush Owen, coding master Xennipher, and brilliant, dependable Mindy, who've all had enough of being bullied and decide to take a stand. Together, they form a secret vigilante group: the League of Average Mediocre Entities, better known as LAME. With everything that's going on in the world, their school could use a few heroes. And what if those heroes were geeked-up superheroes? Get ready. Better yet, get LAME!
Geeked Out: A Lame New World is the first in an irrepressible spoof series full of the same clever humor and hilarious cartoon illustrations as the Creature From My Closet series, but for a slightly older middle-grade audience.
This title has Common Core connections.
Christy Ottaviano Books
Praise for Geeked Out:
Dystopia meets Wimpy Kid in this this mash-up. . . Hand Skye's latest to the crowd that appreciates Janet Tashjian's My Life As A . . . series, or any kid who craves comic-style illustrations and slapstick, laugh-out-loud humor. --School Library Journal
Waddle Jr. High has become a dystopian outpost with divided cliques--Pepville, Jockstown, Staffland, and even Geekdom. Society may be in danger but middle school must go on. Enter geeky Tip and all his friends: easy-to-blush Owen, coding master Xennipher, and brilliant, dependable Mindy, who've all had enough of being bullied and decide to take a stand. Together, they form a secret vigilante group: the League of Average Mediocre Entities, better known as LAME. With everything that's going on in the world, their school could use a few heroes. And what if those heroes were geeked-up superheroes? Get ready. Better yet, get LAME!
Geeked Out: A Lame New World is the first in an irrepressible spoof series full of the same clever humor and hilarious cartoon illustrations as the Creature From My Closet series, but for a slightly older middle-grade audience.
This title has Common Core connections.
Christy Ottaviano Books
Praise for Geeked Out:
Dystopia meets Wimpy Kid in this this mash-up. . . Hand Skye's latest to the crowd that appreciates Janet Tashjian's My Life As A . . . series, or any kid who craves comic-style illustrations and slapstick, laugh-out-loud humor. --School Library Journal
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