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My Hero


Here she is. I'm kind of digging her. What with the wings and the whip and everything. Diana Peterfreund is giving away three copies of Sarah Cross's new novel Dull Boy about a boy named Avery who discovers he has superpowers. So head over to The Hero Factory and make your own. Then go tell Diana about it and enter the contest. This book looks great!
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  1. Lenore Appelhans1:27 PM

    I really want to read Dull Boy too. Soon!!

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  2. vvb32 reads7:24 PM

    this is super cool. wonder how i'll turn out after visiting the hero factory.

    FYI: I have alovely award for you here:
    http://vvb32reads.blogspot.com/2009/05/one-lovely-blog-award-for-may.html

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  3. Angiegirl11:42 AM

    Lenore, me too! I'm in the superhero mood.

    vvb32 reads, I'd like to see what you come up with. And thank you so much for the lovely award!

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