Lightning Girl
Lightning Girl by Alesha Dixon, published by Kane Miller in 2020, is a captivating tale for young readers. This edition, written in English and spanning 320 pages, follows the story of 10-year-old Aurora Beam, who discovers her extraordinary abilities when she witnesses her little sister being bullied. As beams of light shoot from her fingers, Aurora learns that her mother is a secret superhero, leading to a revelation that changes their family’s dynamics.
In this engaging narrative, Aurora must navigate the challenges of her newfound powers while balancing her everyday life at school and home. The story explores themes of family, friendship, and the complexities of social interactions, all set against the backdrop of superhero adventures. As Aurora trains to harness her abilities, she faces dilemmas that test her values, especially when her mother’s evil twin appears, prompting her to consider the allure of villainy. This book presents a unique blend of juvenile fiction and social themes, making it an intriguing read for children interested in superheroes and family dynamics.
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10-year-old Aurora Beam lives at home with her utterly unremarkable family, until the day she sees her little sister being picked on in the playground and suddenly beams of light shoot out of her fingers! It’s time for her parents to drop a life-changing bombshell. Mum is a secret superhero, fighting crime across the globe while Dad looks after the kids at home. As Aurora’s own powers come into play, will she be able to balance her new super skills training with school? Will she be able to keep it all a secret from her friends? And when her mum’s evil twin pops up, will Aurora think that being a super VILLAIN might be more fun.?
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