The League of Not Really Very Super Heroes Saves the World!

· Henry Jaffa Book 3 · Book Guild Publishing
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232
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This book will become available on June 28, 2026. You will not be charged until it is released.

About this ebook

When Henry the Half-Time Hero and his League of Not Really Very Super Heroes are invited to the grand opening of HeroParc, the world’s best superhero theme park, it’s a dream come true. But the fun doesn’t last long and something goes terribly wrong: the world’s greatest heroes, including Henry’s dad Orangeman, start acting... fourteen. Moody, lazy and glued to their screens, they’ve completely stopped saving the world.

With disasters looming and villains running free, it’s up to Henry and his friends to step in. As they investigate, they uncover a chilling plot involving mass hypnosis, a mysterious American girl and a secret underground lair where the heroes’ worst enemies are planning a full-scale takeover.

Things aren’t looking good for planet earth. Will our brave League save the world in time – and get their parents back?

It’s the biggest and most daring adventure yet for Henry the Half-Time Hero and his League of Not Really Very Super Heroes!

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About the author

Paul A. Mendelson is a BAFTA-nominated screenwriter and author. He has created several hit BBC sit-coms, including May to December and My Hero. His ITV drama Losing It, with Martin Clunes, was much acclaimed. Paul has written twelve books, including five for children. He scripts his novels and three have been optioned for movies. His script for Seville was the only UK Finalist in the 2025 Stage 32 Romantic Comedy Script Contest in LA.

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