Book details
Fort Solitude (DC Comics: Secret Hero Society #2) (2)
Description
Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent, and Diana Prince are back along with a lot of new friends as their Secret Hero Society goes to Spring Break Adventure Camp!The follow-up to the bestselling hit Study Hall of Justice! Clark Kent is thrilled when he receives an invite to a spring break academic retreat. After taking down the villains of Ducard Academy the previous year, going back to life on the farm was a bit dull. Better yet, his friends Bruce and Diana have been invited there, too! What better way to spend spring break than with old friends (Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn) and new ones like Arthur Curry (Aquaman), Barry Allen (the Flash), and Vic Stone (Cyborg)?When Clark arrives at Camp Evergreen he makes new friends, reconnects with old ones, and nothing seems weird at all! Well, that is until kids start disappearing... One by one... Plus, there's a lake monster, bigfoot has been spotted, there are reports of a boogeyman, and there may or may not be a UFO crashed into the lake. Clark, Bruce, and Diana will have to re-assemble the Junior Detective - er- Criminal Investigation Unit, in an all-new, supernatural adventure!
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
176 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Format: 'Fort Solitude' utilizes a unique blend of text and graphic novel elements, making it an engaging read for middle-grade readers who enjoy a visual storytelling approach alongside traditional narrative.
- Character Development: The book offers deeper insights into the young lives of iconic DC superheroes, providing a fresh perspective on their personalities, friendships, and challenges as they navigate their secret hero society.
- Mystery and Adventure: The story is filled with mystery and adventure, keeping readers hooked as they follow the young heroes on their quest to uncover secrets and overcome obstacles at their school, Ducard Academy.
- Positive Themes: 'Fort Solitude' promotes themes of teamwork, friendship, and courage, encouraging young readers to believe in their abilities and the importance of working together to solve problems.