Book details
Andrew North Blows Up the World
Description
A dynamic and hilarious new hero for early middle-grade.Andrew Danger North is no ordinary third-grader. He, his brother, Jack, and his father are spies. That is what Jack has always told him, and everything Andrew has learned from his dads favorite spy movies tells him it must be true. When Andrew comes across his brothers graphing calculator, hes sure its a communication device that will put him in touch with the secret spy headquarters. But instead of punching in a greeting to the spy society, Andrew accidentally punches in a code that might blow up the world! And if that isnt bad enough, his math teacher then confiscates the top secret communication device and takes it to the mysterious Storage Room B. Now Andrew is on a spy mission to find his brothers communicator and save the world from mass destruction. Will he be able to save the world?From the Hardcover edition.
Age
8-10
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
224 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Plot: 'Andrew North Blows Up the World' offers an exciting and fast-paced storyline that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The book's blend of adventure and humor makes it a compelling read for anyone looking for an entertaining escape.
- Unique Characters: Adam Selzer has a talent for creating memorable and quirky characters that readers can't help but root for. Andrew North, the protagonist, is a relatable and witty character whose experiences and growth throughout the book are both amusing and inspiring.
- Humor and Wit: Selzer's writing style is infused with humor and wit, making 'Andrew North Blows Up the World' a fun and enjoyable read. The clever dialogue and comedic situations are sure to elicit laughs and keep readers engaged from start to finish.
- Themes of Friendship and Resilience: Despite its lighthearted tone, the book explores deeper themes such as the importance of friendship, the value of thinking outside the box, and the resilience needed to face challenges. These underlying messages provide substance to the story and can resonate with readers of all ages.