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The final book in the ‘snortingly funny’ (Booktrust) Fire Boy series!
It’s not easy being an accidental superhero. Aidan (aka Fire Boy) and the circus are in trouble, once again. Aidan’s nemesis, the billionaire Clayton Jones, is spreading fake news throughout the world, painting Aidan as the bad guy.
With circus fans dwindling and the world turning against them, Aidan knows it’s once again up to him to save the day. But to do see, he’ll have to reveal the truth about Clayton Jones – and it looks like Clayton might have some special powers of his own…
After the hilarity of Fire Boy and Pants on Fire, Fire Power is the perfect conclusion to the laugh-out-loud trilogy about unexpected superpowers, magical sweets, friendship and a cat named Lemon – for fans of My Brother is a Superhero and The Parent Agency.
It’s not easy being an accidental superhero. Aidan (aka Fire Boy) and the circus are in trouble, once again. Aidan’s nemesis, the billionaire Clayton Jones, is spreading fake news throughout the world, painting Aidan as the bad guy.
With circus fans dwindling and the world turning against them, Aidan knows it’s once again up to him to save the day. But to do see, he’ll have to reveal the truth about Clayton Jones – and it looks like Clayton might have some special powers of his own…
After the hilarity of Fire Boy and Pants on Fire, Fire Power is the perfect conclusion to the laugh-out-loud trilogy about unexpected superpowers, magical sweets, friendship and a cat named Lemon – for fans of My Brother is a Superhero and The Parent Agency.
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Reviews
The momentum of this super-powered action comedy is maintained with short, punchy chapters that draw you in to a ludicrous plot mixing crime, unusual superpowers, circus tricks and classic goody versus baddy themes. Aidan has an enjoyably reckless nature, and it's a very fun read, but beneath the hilarity there are also some and interesting thoughts on family and friendship.
