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Not All Heroes

Josephine Cameron

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English
SQUARE FISH
25 July 2023
"Even though her family moved across the country for a ""fresh start"" after her little brother's death, eleven-year-old Zinnia still feels like she's stuck waiting for her new life to begin. Then she spots her neighbor, Kris, climbing down the fire escape of their apartment building wearing a black eye mask, Spandex leggings. . . . And a blue body suit?

Soon Zinnia finds herself in a secret club for kids who want to be heroes. The Reality Shifters don't have superpowers, but they do have the power to make positive change in their neighborhoods. And a change is just what Zinnia is looking for!

At first, she feels invincible. Zinnia finally has friends and is on the kind of real-life adventures her little brother would have loved. But when her teammates lose sight of their goals, Zinnia must find the balance between bravery and recklessness, and learn to be a hero without her cape."

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Imprint:   SQUARE FISH
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 192mm,  Width: 129mm,  Spine: 24mm
Weight:   246g
ISBN:   9781250832733
ISBN 10:   125083273X
Pages:   336
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Recommended Age:   From 8 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  Children / Juvenile
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Josephine Cameron received her MFA in creative writing from the University of Notre Dame. She is the author of Maybe a Mermaid and A Dog-Friendly Town. She lives in Brunswick, Maine, where she writes, sings, and teaches music to kids.

Reviews for Not All Heroes

"A Junior Library Guild Selection A Kirkus Best Book of the Year ""With its clear, accessible writing, this suspenseful story masterfully juggles many topics: grief; self-assurance; the need for individual, collective, and systemic approaches to ableism, poverty, and other social ills; and the fine line between ""extreme altruism"" and self-aggrandizement. Morally complex and extremely fun."" --Kirkus Reviews, starred review ""Not All Heroes promotes the insight that we all have the superpower to help people in need, even if only in small ways."" --Booklist ""A rivalry with another RLSH league add a lively element, but the story stays grounded in day-to-day life, encouraging readers to think critically about what allyship means and how to avoid centering oneself."" --Horn Book"


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