Super Freak
Super Freak
Thirteen-year-old Caroline is a freak. Her parents have uprooted her to a town full of Supernaturals. You’d think she’d be thrilled. But, with someone without a magical bone in her body, this daughter of tree sprites feels like even more of an outcast than she has ever before.
To make matters worse, her new home is cursed. But when Caroline takes to investigating the mysterious and strange happenings of Harridan House, her BFF goes missing. Seems someone doesn’t want Caroline sticking her non-magical nose where it most certainly does not belong. Determined to prove herself, Caroline uncovers a plot to destroy her new hometown. Undeterred, Caroline can’t give up. But what’s a human without magical powers to do? Caroline better figure it out fast, before she loses everything she has ever loved and the whispers she’s heard all her life prove true: Caroline is a useless superfreak. Where to find it:
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Praise for SUPER FREAK:
“Fast-paced, imaginative, and often humorous, Super Freak is great fun!”
~Anne Blankman, author of PRISONER OF NIGHT AND FOG “I also found, that I enjoyed the uniqueness of this story. It’s not every day you come across a story that has the world as supernatural and one character as normal. […] This is definitely something I would wholeheartedly recommend to parents looking for an interesting read for their children. It has a good message, overall great characters and nothing overtly heavy or depressing.”
~5 Quill review from Tiffany Oharriz at Painted Words Reviews
“Fast-paced, imaginative, and often humorous, Super Freak is great fun!”
~Anne Blankman, author of PRISONER OF NIGHT AND FOG “I also found, that I enjoyed the uniqueness of this story. It’s not every day you come across a story that has the world as supernatural and one character as normal. […] This is definitely something I would wholeheartedly recommend to parents looking for an interesting read for their children. It has a good message, overall great characters and nothing overtly heavy or depressing.”
~5 Quill review from Tiffany Oharriz at Painted Words Reviews