Endeavour (The Sleeping Gods, #1) by Ralph Kern
Deliverance by Nicholas Sansbury Smith
Casefile: ARKHAM - Her Blood Runs Cold by Josh Finney
The Atrocities by Jeremy C. Shipp
Joe Ledger: Unstoppable by Jonathan Maberry
Operation Antarctica by William Meikle
Undead Worlds: A Reanimated Writers Anthology by Julien Saindon, T. D. Ricketts, Arthur Mongelli, Christopher Mahood, Sylvester Barzey, Valerie Lioudis, Christopher Artinian, R. L. Blalock, Grivante, Adrienne Lecter, E.E. Isherwood, Brea Behn, Samie Sands, Jessica Gomez, Derek Ailes, Justin Robinson, Michael Whitehead,
Earth Force Rising by Monica Tesler
28 Days Later Omnibus by Declan Shalvey, Michael Alan Nelson
Black Friday by Michael Hodges
Well, my 8 year old thought it was hilarious. And I can see younger readers (even the 4 and 5 year olds) thinking it was a great book too. It definitely utilizes body-humor to the maximum extent. I have to admit even I might have snickered once or twice. It's also a book that can be broken up into reading over a couple of days.However, the formatting on The Farting Superhero does need a little work. Dialogue was not separated out appropriately. Paragraphs ran together. They were little things, but they affected the readability of the text, so that matters.
