Ten Little Superheroes
By Mike Brownlow
Ten superheroes face Monstro—but why does their team shrink from ten to one?
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Average score: 4.73
From 22 readers
What do our readers think of Ten Little Superheroes? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children enjoy the bright pictures, funny superhero action and noisy sound effects, especially when joining in during repeated readings. Some children find the faster, more complicated wording harder to follow than in other books in the series.
What does the Pageticker team say about Ten Little Superheroes?
Ten Little Superheroes packs counting practice, comic-book chaos and a wonderfully noisy adventure into one bright, bouncy picture book. Mike Brownlow’s rhyme races along as Monstro’s League of Bad Guys causes trouble, while Simon Rickerty’s lively illustrations reward plenty of spotting and counting. Best shared aloud with children who enjoy superheroes, sound effects and a little bit of glorious mayhem.
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What is Ten Little Superheroes about?
Ten little superheroes embark on a mission to save the city from the evil villain Monstro and his League of Bad Guys. As they face various challenges, their numbers dwindle from ten to one. This rhyming adventure combines counting with an action-packed storyline, engaging young readers in a fun and educational experience.
About the author
Mike Brownlow is a talented author and illustrator who loves creating fun stories for children. He is best known for his popular ‘Ten Little’ books, which take readers on exciting adventures with colourful characters. Mike enjoys making reading enjoyable and inspiring children to use their imagination through his lively tales and bright pictures.
Discussion ideas around Ten Little Superheroes
Superpowers: Which superhero power would you choose for the mission, and how would you use it to help the team?
Teamwork: How do the superheroes work together, and what makes a good team when things go wrong?
Goodies and baddies: What makes someone seem like a hero or a villain in this story, and can a character be more complicated than that?
Counting adventures: How does counting down change the feeling of the story as the superheroes face each new challenge?
Making a difference: If you and your friends had to save your town from a problem, what would you do first?
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2018
First published
2017
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