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Sensation (2013)

by Kevin Hardman(Favorite Author)

4.01 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

I&H Recherche Publishing

series

Kid Sensation

review 1: If you're looking for a comic book in written form then this is perfect. The characters are nuanced enough that you feel connected and there's just enough world-building to make it expand your imagination without getting bogged down in details. The family dynamics of Jim (Kid) are some of the best I've seen and if at times they're a little smaltzy, well this is a fun story and while no "war and peace" it isn't shallow either. That Kid is going to save the day is an inevitable conclusion, but there's a couple of twists that are truly rather fun and increase the emotional meaning. I found myself laughing out loud at times and it's a rare book that does that.
review 2: I was given this novel for an honest review by the author. First and foremost let me start by sa... moreying that it was until near the end of the novel that I actually like the protagonist teen super Kid Sensation. In the beginning he was a bit whiny and there was just something off from him that did not quite tie in with the rest of the story. Really? A teen super bounty hunter who goes to school lives with his mother, but still has a secret identity and a secret apartment? It was too much going on. However, as the story moved on, he grew more into his character both of being a teenager and of being a super. The plot line has Kid being hunted by a group of villains. He is known as the only teen super with as many powers to have once brought down the Alpha League singlehandedly. A battle between good and evil ensues with Kid learning new qualities of himself and saving the rest of the teen force. Interludes from villains are included that layer the novel versus it just following normal chapters. The end did feel rushed not leaving the reader satisfied and some aspects of the novel are predictable, but overall it has a good premise to it. It is a good novel, preferably for younger readers. less

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