Pizazz Series 3 Books Collection Set by Sophy Henn - Funny Fully Illustrated Superhero Stories for Kids Ages 7-9 - Books 1-3 Paperback Boxed Gift Set

Titles in This Set Pizazz Pizazz vs The New Kid Pizazz vs Perfecto Product Details Condition: New Format: Paperback (3 books) ISBN: each title carries its own ISBN (see review notes) Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's UK Age Range: Ages 7-9 (publisher stated 7+) Overview Meet Pizazz, the reluctant, hilariously honest superhero who would honestly rather be normal. This three-book paperback collection brings together the first three adventures in Sophy Henn's fully illustrated, laugh-out-loud series for readers aged 7-9. Bursting with comic-strip panels, bold typography and expressive artwork, these stories follow Pizazz as she juggles saving the world with the everyday chaos of school, family and friendship. Funny, warm and endlessly relatable, the set is ideal for confident young readers, reluctant readers and fans of Dog Man and Diary of a Wimpy Kid alike, at home or in the classroom. About the Books In Pizazz, we meet our young hero and discover that superhero life is nowhere near as awesome as everyone assumes. Whisked off mid-fun to save the world, stuck in the same glittery cape and lumbered with the most embarrassing superpower imaginable, Pizazz just wants to be ordinary, all while starting a new school and trying to protect a local park. It is a brilliantly funny, big-hearted introduction to themes of confidence, friendship and standing up for what matters. In Pizazz vs The New Kid, things are finally sort of settling down when a dazzling new super-powered classmate called Jett arrives and wows everyone. Egged on by Serena and her gang of Populars, Pizazz is drawn into an almighty Super-Off. This second story explores jealousy, competition and the surprising strength that comes from teamwork and listening to good advice. In Pizazz vs Perfecto, a younger, seemingly flawless rival called Perfecto pushes every one of Pizazz's buttons. Determined to be even more perfect than Perfecto, Pizazz hatches a scheme that unravels in gloriously funny ways, delivering