The Fantastic Freewheeler, Sixth-Grade Superhero!: A Graphic Novel by Molly Felder (Author), Scott Brown (Illustrator)

On his twelfth birthday, Drew Daniels receives a chunk of alien spacecraft. It’s the coolest present ever. But then a Martian secretly comes to take the piece back and gives Drew an even more amazing gift in exchange: the power to absorb information through touch! Will Drew keep this brain boost the ability to himself, or will he take up the path of a superhero and help a classmate who loses something precious? Find out in this exciting Fantastic Freewheeler graphic novel, featuring a spunky hero who uses a wheelchair due to cerebral palsy, as well as action full of humour and heart.

Interest Level: 3-6 / Reading Level: Ages 8-10

BOOK REVIEW

This graphic novel is full of exciting action and a fun plot, featuring a brave hero who uses a wheelchair due to cerebral palsy. Despite the serious topics, the book maintains a level of humour and heart. Kids will be able to easily relate to Drew and will root for him as he fights off villains and works to save the day.

There are a lot of emotions that reach you with this book. It really encompasses and shows what it is like to feel a bit different from everyone else. Even though it is for children it will tug at adults’ heartstrings too.

Overall, The Fantastic Freewheeler is a great book for young readers ages 8 to 10. It is sure to inspire children of all ages with its exciting plot and messages of bravery and kindness.

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I was gifted my copy via Netgalley for an honest review.

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