I Did NOT Give That Spider Superhuman Intelligence!

PREQUEL to Please Don't Tell My Parents Series

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Pub Date Dec 01 2016 | Archive Date Jan 12 2017

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From the internationally bestselling author of Please Don't Tell My Parents I'm a Supervillain comes the story of Spider, Mourning Dove, Goodnight, Mish-Mosh, and Psychopomp! Before there was Bad Penny and the Inscrutable Machine... there was TEAM TINY!

Being a superhero should be fun. After all, a world of super powers is a world where amazonian juggernauts made of candy battle guys in spandex that drive talking cars. Irene loves that weirdness, loves the game of fighting, and loves being a four foot tall woman who still gets to drop big heavy objects on villains' heads.

In 1980, that fun is in danger. A mad scientist who murders people for his research has everyone afraid. Two of the friendliest super powered rivals around stop playing and go for the kill. If superheroes and villains aren't safe in their own homes, how can having powers be anything but a nightmare?

Irene will not let that happen. She wants to show her friends - a ten year old grim reaper, and a zombie mish-mosh of living and metal parts - that their lives don't have to be grim. With the help of a superintelligent spider, Team Tiny will make the world fun again.

Except maybe it's the spider who's in charge after all...

From the internationally bestselling author of Please Don't Tell My Parents I'm a Supervillain comes the story of Spider, Mourning Dove, Goodnight, Mish-Mosh, and Psychopomp! Before there was Bad...



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Be warned! This is a prequel to the Please Don't Tell My Parents series, so it might not make much sense unless you have read some of that series. That out of the way. Irene is a retired superhero, well sort of retired. She had a very bad experience with a super-villain several years back, but when she hears a cry in a back alley, she comes to the rescue and gets introduced to Mish Mosh, Bluejay, and Pysychopomp. Team Tiny get formed and they are off to save the world. And a strange saved it turned out to be as it involves dueling heroes and villains, giant, super-intelligent spiders, criminal gangs, spandex, and the birth of a criminal enterprise. And Irene had fun most of the time! Another good read from Richard Roberts!

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This is a prequel to Richard's 'Please Don't Tell My Parents' Series, which I hadn't read before this one as I didn't realise it was related to those books.

Even though I hadn't read the series I could follow this book perfectly and found it a very enjoyable and easy read. It has definitely made me want to read the complete series, which I will be doing once my TBR list has been reduced a bit.

I think that if you have read the other books you would probably enjoy it a lot more as I can imagine there are lots of hidden jokes and loose ends it would tie up for you

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After retiring from being a superhero, Goodnight gets drawn into the superhero world once more when Mish-Mosh, a human-robot hybrid, and Psychopomp, a grim-reaperesque, scythe-wielding superhero. When an encounter in a neutral club goes bad, Goodnight and their friends get on the wrong side of a mad scientist. Now it’s up to Team Tiny, and a very helpful supernatural spider, to save the world. Will they succeed?

The characters are likable and engaging. The plot is action-packed and does a great job of further building Roberts superhero world. I like the backstory this provides to the first three in the series. It is however a bit confusing at first if you haven’t read the other books despite it being a prequel.

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