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100			_aWhybrow,Ian
245			_aBooks for boys:The secret super hero
260			_aGreat Britain: _bHodder Children's Books, _c2006.
300			_3text _a62 pages; _billustrations; _c20 cm.
500			_aThe Secret Superhero is part of the Books for Boys series written by Ian Whybrow and illustrated by Tony Ross, created specifically to engage young, reluctant male readers with fun, fast-paced stories. This book blends everyday life with fantasy, focusing on a young boy named Alan who unexpectedly discovers he has superpowers while dealing with changes in his home life, including a new stepfather. The story balances action and humor with emotional themes like trust, family relationships, and identity. It’s written in simple, accessible language with short chapters and lively illustrations, making it suitable for early readers aged 6–8. The book encourages empathy, imagination, and resilience, offering a positive reading experience for children who may be just starting to build confidence in their reading skills.
520			_aAlan is dealing with changes—his mum has a new partner, Raymond, and the two are trying to get to know each other. Raymond doesn’t seem to understand Alan’s likes, such as his favorite football team or his everyday life. But Alan has a secret that could change everything: he has superpowers! When Alan discovers the extent of his abilities, he faces a dilemma—should he share his secret with Raymond, or keep it hidden? The story takes readers through action-packed episodes involving football, go-karting, "real heroes," and even alien threats. Full of humor and excitement, the book explores Alan’s inner conflict, his growing connection to Raymond, and the thrill of having extraordinary powers.
650			_aSuperheroes
650			_aBlended families
650			_aChildhood imagination
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