Photo Phinish

by Randall Freeman

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Pub Date Mar 31 2026 | Archive Date Mar 17 2026

Indigo River Publishing

Children's Fiction | Middle Grade | Sci Fi & Fantasy

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Description

Spy Kids meets Jimmy Neutron with a superpowered twist when a boy genius invents a device that grants powers to keep others safe.

Phillip McCoy, said boy genius, invents the Automatic People Projector (APP) to bestow superpowers on the Guardians, a team of middle graders supporting his cause.

Yet the superpowers supplied by this handy device are unpredictable.

When toymaker Reginald Mueller creates innocent-looking, limited-edition spyware robotic teddy bears to steal on his behalf, Phillip unknowingly accepts a free bear, putting his own safety at risk.

Join Phillip in a story filled with ingenuity, teamwork, and fun chaos, where unpredictable powers will entertain middle-grade readers looking for an exciting adventure.

Spy Kids meets Jimmy Neutron with a superpowered twist when a boy genius invents a device that grants powers to keep others safe.

Phillip McCoy, said boy genius, invents the Automatic People Projector...

A Note From the Publisher

Spy Kids meets Jimmy Neutron with a superpowered twist when a boy genius invents a device to keep others safe.

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EDITION	Paperback
ISBN	9781964686882
PRICE	$15.95 (USD)
PAGES	134

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Kathryn M, Reviewer

I was hooked from the tagline "Spy Kids meets Jimmy Neutron" and was so glad I was able to read this, it had that element that was promised from the description and enjoyed this as a children's fiction novel. It was engaging and enjoyed the overall journey and the characters within this world. The characters were so well written and enjoyed getting to know them in this world. Randall Freeman wrote this well and was glad I was able to read this.