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Super Ace and the Thirsty Planet
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A Lesson in Cooperation.Planet Woop is out of water. Everyone is thirsty and smelly. When superpowers don’t work, Ned has an idea. But he can’t do it alone. Will Super Ace help?This is a Level Two I Can Read! book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. It aligns with guided reading level I and will be of interest to children Pre-K to 3rd grade.From the Back CoverSpace hero Super Ace is called to planet Woop because the main river has dried up. No one can drink or bathe, and they are cranky and smelly. Super Ace tries to use his super powers (strength and good looks) to find a way for the people to smell better and not be so thirsty. Nothing he tries works. The planet leader turns to Sidekick Ned, but Super Swish laughs. Ned uses his God-given wisdom to discover that a huge boulder has fallen into the river and blocked the water. Super Ace feels bad until Ned asks him to help by moving the large rock. Super Ace and Sidekick Ned are glad they have worked together. This level-two I Can Read book uses engaging characters and a simple plot to build children's confidence as they discover the joy of reading independently.About the AuthorMatt Vander Pol first discovered he loved to draw when he was introduced to the world of dinosaurs and Garfield while in his early years of elementary school. 25 years and many drawings later, he is enjoying employment as a freelance cartoon illustrator for both general and Christian media companies in a variety of roles such as Character Designer, Concept Artist, Comic Book Illustrator and Writer, Logo Designer, Advertisement Illustrator, Storyboard Artist, and the list keeps growing. Presently he is working with his super creative wife and friend, Amy, on developing a children’s illustration style and growing their illustration Company - Rockhouse Arts (www.RockhouseArts.com) to better serve a variety of companies and audiences. Matt and Amy enjoy working together and are currently collaborating on their best and most challenging project yet; raising their newborn son Jaedon.
A Lesson in Cooperation.Planet Woop is out of water. Everyone is thirsty and smelly. When superpowers don’t work, Ned has an idea. But he can’t do it alone. Will Super Ace help?This is a Level Two I Can Read! book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. It aligns with guided reading level I and will be of interest to children Pre-K to 3rd grade.From the Back CoverSpace hero Super Ace is called to planet Woop because the main river has dried up. No one can drink or bathe, and they are cranky and smelly. Super Ace tries to use his super powers (strength and good looks) to find a way for the people to smell better and not be so thirsty. Nothing he tries works. The planet leader turns to Sidekick Ned, but Super Swish laughs. Ned uses his God-given wisdom to discover that a huge boulder has fallen into the river and blocked the water. Super Ace feels bad until Ned asks him to help by moving the large rock. Super Ace and Sidekick Ned are glad they have worked together. This level-two I Can Read book uses engaging characters and a simple plot to build children's confidence as they discover the joy of reading independently.About the AuthorMatt Vander Pol first discovered he loved to draw when he was introduced to the world of dinosaurs and Garfield while in his early years of elementary school. 25 years and many drawings later, he is enjoying employment as a freelance cartoon illustrator for both general and Christian media companies in a variety of roles such as Character Designer, Concept Artist, Comic Book Illustrator and Writer, Logo Designer, Advertisement Illustrator, Storyboard Artist, and the list keeps growing. Presently he is working with his super creative wife and friend, Amy, on developing a children’s illustration style and growing their illustration Company - Rockhouse Arts (www.RockhouseArts.com) to better serve a variety of companies and audiences. Matt and Amy enjoy working together and are currently collaborating on their best and most challenging project yet; raising their newborn son Jaedon.
