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The Most Evil, Friendly Villain Ever (Horace Splattly, the Cupcaked Crusader)

The Most Evil, Friendly Villain Ever (Horace Splattly, the Cupcaked Crusader)

Published in
2004
3.96
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Description

In this newest installment of the action-packed adventures of Horace Splattly, the ten-year-old turned superhero, recess at Blootinville Elementary is under attack! A mysterious raincloud appears every day-only over the playground. To make matters worse, no recess means that Horace can't escape the attentions of Myrna Breckstein, who wants to be his girlfriend. But no one knows who the evil villain ruining recess could be. Can Horace solve the mystery and save the playground in time, or is the school year doomed?
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
160 pages
Book in series
#3

Why to read

  • Engaging Storyline: The book offers a unique and captivating plot that combines elements of humor, adventure, and mystery, making it an entertaining read for children and those young at heart.
  • Positive Messages: Through the character of Horace Splattly, the story promotes themes of friendship, courage, and the importance of using one's abilities for good, providing valuable lessons for young readers.
  • Imagination and Creativity: Lawrence David's creation of a villain who is both evil and friendly sparks the imagination and encourages creative thinking, as readers explore the unconventional characteristics of Horace Splattly.
  • Fun Reading Experience: With its quirky characters, humorous situations, and the delightful concept of a cupcake-powered crusader, the book ensures a fun and enjoyable reading experience that can capture the attention of even reluctant readers.