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Part novel, part comic, Michael Fry's humor shines in Victor Spoil's journey to discovering his true self! --Dan Santat, Caldecott-medal-winning author of The Adventures of Beekle and illustrator of the Mighty Robot series with Dav Pilkey Praise for How to Be a Supervillain: Born to Be Good Being bad at being bad has never been such good fun! --Chris Grabenstein, NYT Bestselling author of Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library This riotous story about heroes and villains will leave kids howling for more! --Lincoln Peirce, New York Times bestselling author of the BIG NATE series Fry has written a hilarious story about an unlikely hero and masterfully incorporates the illustrations into the narrative. Victor's story is sure to be a hit among reluctant readers and fans of illustrated novels. --Booklist In this clever world, Over the Hedge comic-strip author Fry achieves an ideal balance of humor, poignancy, and zippy superhero/bad guy action, punctuated with frequent amusing black and white illustrations. --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books The irreverent humor that middle graders relish will go a long way to capturing their interest. Superhero fans will enjoy this tongue-in-cheek take on the genre. --School Library Journal Praise for How to Be a Supervillain An IndieBound National Bestseller! With fun comic panel illustrations throughout, this sequel is sure to be a hit with fans of humorous illustrated novels. --Booklist

Praise for How to Be a Supervillain: Born to Be Good A Parents' Choice Awards (R) winner! Part novel, part comic, Michael Fry's humor shines in Victor Spoil's journey to discovering his true self! --Dan Santat, Caldecott-medal-winning author of The Adventures of Beekle and illustrator of the Mighty Robot series with Dav Pilkey Being bad at being bad has never been such good fun! --Chris Grabenstein, NYT Bestselling author of Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library This riotous story about heroes and villains will leave kids howling for more! --Lincoln Peirce, New York Times bestselling author of the BIG NATE series Fry has written a hilarious story about an unlikely hero and masterfully incorporates the illustrations into the narrative. Victor's story is sure to be a hit among reluctant readers and fans of illustrated novels. --Booklist In this clever world, Over the Hedge comic-strip author Fry achieves an ideal balance of humor, poignancy, and zippy superhero/bad guy action, punctuated with frequent amusing black and white illustrations. --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books The irreverent humor that middle graders relish will go a long way to capturing their interest. Superhero fans will enjoy this tongue-in-cheek take on the genre. --School Library Journal Praise for How to Be a Supervillain An IndieBound National Bestseller! With fun comic panel illustrations throughout, this sequel is sure to be a hit with fans of humorous illustrated novels. --Booklist

Praise for How to Be a Supervillain: Born to Be Good A Parents' Choice Awards (R) winner! Part novel, part comic, Michael Fry's humor shines in Victor Spoil's journey to discovering his true self! --Dan Santat, Caldecott-medal-winning author of The Adventures of Beekle and illustrator of the Mighty Robot series with Dav Pilkey Fry has written a hilarious story about an unlikely hero and masterfully incorporates the illustrations into the narrative. Victor's story is sure to be a hit among reluctant readers and fans of illustrated novels. --Booklist In this clever world, Over the Hedge comic-strip author Fry achieves an ideal balance of humor, poignancy, and zippy superhero/bad guy action, punctuated with frequent amusing black and white illustrations. --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books With fun comic panel illustrations throughout, this sequel is sure to be a hit with fans of humorous illustrated novels. --Booklist Being bad at being bad has never been such good fun! --Chris Grabenstein, NYT Bestselling author of Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library This riotous story about heroes and villains will leave kids howling for more! --Lincoln Peirce, New York Times bestselling author of the BIG NATE series The irreverent humor that middle graders relish will go a long way to capturing their interest. Superhero fans will enjoy this tongue-in-cheek take on the genre. --School Library Journal Praise for How to Be a Supervillain An IndieBound National Bestseller!

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Michael Fry has been a cartoonist for over 30 years, and is the co-creator and writer of the Over the Hedge comic strip which was turned into a Dreamworks film starring Bruce Willis and William Shatner. He lives near Austin, TX.

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