Super Dweeb v the Evil Doodler

Written and illustrated by Jess Bradley

Part of the Super Dweeb series

A boy's drawing comes to life, creating chaos with his rebellious clone.

3.9 Goodreads · 26 ratings

64 pages· 3,688 words· Est. 55 min read· ~300L

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Bookroo's summary

Andy wields an Atomic Pencil that brings his drawings to life. Planning to skip school for a movie, he creates a clone. But his creation rebels, turning into an evil twin. Chaos ensues as Andy faces a battle of wits and doodles against his own creation. Can he outsmart his mischievous double, or has he met his match? Dive into this colorful, comic-strip adventure where imagination runs wild and nothing is as it seems.

From the publisher

“With fast-paced action and absurd humor […] Super Dweeb in an exciting new series for fans of Captain Underpants or Diary of a Wimpy Kid” - SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL Andy may seem like an ordinary dweeb, but he has an incredible secret. When he draws a picture with his ATOMIC PENCIL, it comes to life! And with awesome power comes awesome … sneakiness! Andy wants to take the day off school to see the new Gamma Guys movie. His ingenious plan is to draw a clone of himself. There’s only one problem: His carbon copy doesn’t much like taking orders! In fact, Andy quickly starts to think that he’s created his own EVIL TWIN. Uh-oh! Things quickly escalate into a crazy battle of doodlers. Look out … it seems like Andy’s really met his match! This is the third book in the Super Dweeb series, written and illustrated by Blue Peter 2021 award-winner Jess Bradley. Told with comic-strip illustrations in full-color, this unpredictable, anarchic adventure story is perfect for readers aged 7-9.

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