The Cartoon Kid
The Cartoon Kid by Jeremy Strong, published by National Geographic Books in March 2011, is a humorous juvenile fiction story that invites readers into a world of imagination and adventure. The narrative begins with Mr. Butternut revealing to his class that they are all hiding a big secret: they are superheroes. This revelation sets the stage for a whimsical journey as the characters, including Casper the Cartoon Kid, Big Feet Pete, and Noella Niblet, embrace their newfound identities.
In this 160-page book, readers will follow the trio as they embark on a mission to reclaim something stolen by the mischievous Gory and Tory, the Vampire Twins. The story is filled with playful antics and humorous situations, showcasing the characters’ superhero names and their determination to fight injustice. With its engaging plot and lighthearted tone, The Cartoon Kid offers a delightful exploration of friendship and creativity, making it an enjoyable read for young audiences.
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You’ll never GUESS what Mr Butternut said at school today:
‘This is your first day with me and I can see that there is something amazing about you . . . all of you are hiding a BIG SECRET.’
And do you know what it is? We are all SUPERHEROES. I nearly fell off my chair!
Then we had to choose our superhero names. I’m Casper the Cartoon Kid, my best friend’s Big Feet Pete and moaning Noella Niblet – she’s the Incredible Sulk!
Now we can fight injustice AND Gory and Tory the Vampire Twins. They’ve stolen something that belongs to us and we want it back – WHAM-BAM-JELLY AND-JAM!
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