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Best superhero books for 8-year-olds
Superheroes inspire kids with their courage, problem-solving skills, and epic adventures. If your child loves action-packed stories, superhero books for kids are a perfect way to fuel their imagination while keeping them engaged with reading. Whether they dream of saving the world, teaming up with legendary heroes, or even discovering their own superpowers, this list of the best superhero books for 8-year-olds will introduce them to thrilling stories they won’t want to put down
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Author: Chris Giarrusso
Publication year: 2015
When Michael G, also known as G-Man, is required to maintain a journal in Mrs. Rosario's class, he writes about his dream of having superpowers and joining local superheroes like Captain Thunderman in their quest for justice. His friend Billy Demon recently acquired a winged flying suit and superpowers, making him the most popular kid in school. Michael is eager to gain superpowers too, but he is unsure of how to obtain them and what he would do if he succeeds.
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Author: Derek Fridolfs
Publication year: 2016
Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent, and Diana Prince are back along with new friends as they head to Spring Break Adventure Camp in the follow-up to the bestselling hit Study Hall of Justice. Clark is thrilled to receive an invite to a spring break academic retreat, especially since his friends Bruce and Diana are also invited. They are joined by old friends such as Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn, as well as new ones like Arthur Curry (Aquaman), Barry Allen (the Flash), and Vic Stone (Cyborg). Upon arriving at Camp Evergreen, everything seems normal until kids start disappearing one by one. The trio must also deal with sightings of a lake monster, Bigfoot, reports of a boogeyman, and a potential UFO crash. As supernatural events unfold, Clark, Bruce, and Diana must re-assemble the Junior Detective - er - Criminal Investigation Unit for an all-new supernatural adventure.
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Author: Artur Laperla
Publication year: 2012
Super Max, a superhero with a flashy uniform and great hair, consistently defeats the evil Dr. Malevolent. However, Dr. Malevolent's latest plan succeeds, turning Super Max into a tiny tuber. Despite this transformation, Super Potato retains his powers and continues to fight for justice. As Super Potato, he faces new challenges including sinister scientists, space slugs, and giant chickens in a series of graphic novels. Spanish cartoonist Artur Laperla creates an irreverent and humorous narrative that appeals to fans of Captain Underpants and The Lego Batman Movie.
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Author: R.L. Ullman
Publication year: 2018
Book 4 in the bestselling, award-winning Epic Zero series! Elliott Harkness thinks he has it all figured out with his powers and the superhero life. But a time-traveling crook changes everything, making everyone in Elliott's life disappear, and putting his own existence at risk. He must follow the crook into the past to fix reality without altering history or revealing his identity. During this mission, he encounters his young parents who despise each other, and a villain searching for a cosmic object that could threaten the universe. With the fate of the present depending on his actions in the past, Elliott must become the epic hero he's always dreamed of or remain an Epic Zero. Epic Zero 4 includes illustrated character profiles and a glossary of superpowers.
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Author: Acton Figueroa
Publication year: 2004
In 'Everyday Hero (Spider-Man 2),' Peter Parker continues to balance his life as a college student and his secret identity as Spider-Man. As he struggles with his personal relationships and the responsibilities of being a superhero, a new threat emerges. Dr. Otto Octavius, a brilliant scientist, becomes the villainous Doc Ock after an experiment gone wrong fuses mechanical arms to his body. As Doc Ock terrorizes New York City with his plans for domination, Peter must confront his inner turmoil and rise to the challenge. With great power comes great responsibility, and Spider-Man must prove that he is the everyday hero the city needs. This action-packed novelization captures the essence of heroism, sacrifice, and the ongoing battle between good and evil.
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Author: Landry Q Walker
Publication year: 2013
In 'Super Hero School: #3,' part of the 'Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade' series by Landry Q. Walker, young Supergirl continues to navigate the complexities of school life while dealing with her burgeoning superpowers. In this installment, Supergirl faces new challenges and adversaries that test her abilities and her understanding of what it means to be a hero. As she tries to balance her secret identity with her school responsibilities, she encounters both intergalactic threats and typical teenage dilemmas. The story combines action, humor, and the trials of growing up, as Supergirl learns valuable lessons about friendship, responsibility, and self-acceptance. As if being an 8th grader wasn't hard enough, a meteor strikes and makes all of the students at Stanhope Boarding School really super. And why is Belinda Zee suddenly being so nice?