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182 pp.
| Knopf |
May, 2005 |
TradeISBN 0-375-82354-9$12.95
|
LibraryISBN 0-375-92354-3$14.99
(4)
1-3Shredderman series.
Illustrated by
Brian Biggs.
The third and fourth books about an elementary school superhero who uses the Internet stretch credibility more than the first two. When Nolan, as "Shredderman," unmasks an unscrupulous tabloid reporter and a possible spy ring, local news agencies and even the FBI have trouble discovering his secret identity. Though these volumes will attract fans, Shredderman should have stuck to school problems. Review covers these Shredderman titles: Enemy Spy and Meet the Gecko.