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For National Curriculum Key Stage 2, Interest age: from c 6 years, Humorous stories (Children's / Teenage)
One Boy. One Disappointing Superpower. Can Dylan prove his worth, or will he be saving cats from tress FOREVER?
Dylan, AKA Iguana Boy, is determined to keep his identity under wraps - but when he overhears someone talking about Iguana Boy being the WORST superhero EVER, he is determined more than ever to prove his worth.
Back at SuperHero HQ Dylan and his lively iguanas are set to work on more CITD missions (saving cats from trees). Luckily, it just so happens that the trees are situated next to prime spots for criminal activity.
But it's not easy trying to succeed on ridiculously hard missions like chasing-down a five year-old who keeps farting on members of the public. But then Dylan's luck starts to change - who exactly is helping Dylan and his iguana pals? It's time for Iguana Boy to unmask ... The Invisible Hero!
James Bishop
James is a children's author, writer of the Iguana Boy series about a superhero who can talk to iguanas, and The Worst Day Ever!, an intergalactic adventure filled with aliens, magical gloop and poop jokes. He pretends that he writes poop jokes because he's a children's author, but the fact is even if he wasn't, he would still be making them all the time (just ask his kids!).
Previous work includes writing credits on Diddy TV, Justin's House and Gigglebiz, as well as "successfully" convincing 90's pop act Hanson to play at his wedding. Well, they didn't actually play, but they sent him on a honeymoon to Jamaica which James thinks is even better.
James spends his spare time thinking of inventive ways to engineer more spare time for himself.
So far unsuccessfully.
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