Yee, Lisa Wonder Woman at Super Hero High 237
pgs. Random House, 2016. $13.99 Content: Language: G (0 swears); Mature
Content: G Violence: G
Wonder Woman has always lived with her mother on Paradise
Island, the home of the Amazon women warriors. Now she is excited to attend Super
Hero High to learn more super hero skills. But she is innocent in many ways and
often doesn’t read other students and situations quite right, sometimes to her
benefit and sometimes to her detriment. Never the less she is making friends,
being challenged, and is saving the day. Someone doesn’t want Wonder Women at
the school and is leaving threatening notes. Then there’s the Super Triathlon
coming up, with so much on her plate will Wonder Woman succeed?
The author has done a wonderful job creating a fully fleshed out
world, with a non-linear and interesting plot. Student readers will love the relate able situations and the magical abilities. I am honestly not sure how
appealing Wonder Woman will be to readers though, would need a test run to see
if students were interested. The series reminds me of Ever After High by
Shannon Hale. The complex plot and length of the book is better suited to upper
elementary, the wholesomeness would keep it there as well, rather than pushing
it to middle school.
EL – ADVISABLE Reviewer: Stephanie Elementary School
Librarian & Author.
1 comment:
It's done well in my middle school, but I was ridiculously irked when they called her "Wondy". Really? Not just Diana?
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