Book details
The League of Unexceptional Children: The Kids Who Knew Too Little
Description
The final book in a smart, funny, and exceptional middle grade series about unexceptionals from School of Fear author Gitty Daneshvari! Since being recruited by the League of Unexceptional Children, Jonathan Murray and Shelley Brown have rescued the vice president and stopped the outbreak of a virus capable of dimming human intelligence. Against all odds, these totally average spies have somehow managed to save the day...twice.Now Jonathan's parents have been arrested by the CIA for treason, and liberating them means going head-to-head with a secret organization so powerful it has literally changed the course of history. It's Jonathan and Shelley's most dangerous mission yet, and one that will decide their fate as members of the League. Will they be able to accidentally sort of save the day one last time?
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
208 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Plot: 'The League of Unexceptional Children: The Kids Who Knew Too Little' offers an exciting and humorous storyline that keeps readers engaged with its unexpected twists and turns, making it a fun read for children and adults alike.
- Relatable Characters: The book features characters who are not the typical heroes, making them relatable to readers who may see themselves as 'unexceptional.' This can be empowering and reassuring, especially for young readers.
- Promotes Teamwork and Friendship: Through its narrative, the book emphasizes the importance of working together and the value of friendship, imparting positive messages about cooperation and the strength found in diversity.
- Encourages Imagination: The unique premise of the story, which involves ordinary children being recruited for a secret spy mission, sparks the imagination and encourages readers to think about the extraordinary possibilities in their own seemingly ordinary lives.