Super holiday fun

This review is for the audio book. Okay I don't mind admitting I am a bit older than the authors targeted audience age but I still enjoyed it. I started with book one and while I liked the plot idea more than the actual story, I continued on to the next book and I am glad I did. I might even suggest to my 10 year old niece that she give it a listen. The characters were unique and original to begin with but add in the super hamster and the author has a lot of fun with this book, even going so far as to write himself into the story. This does work as a standalone book and focuses a lot more on the evil villain trying to capture the heros, than how they got there powers (like the first book). It's a fairly short story (just right for a younger audience) but the author packs a lot in. Off to start the next book.
Four disabled seventh-graders have had a busy year, ever since the accident that have them there powers they have been training or fighting. With the end of the school year there parents decide they need a treat and send them to Coaster World for a vacation. Unfortunately they aren't the only ones there, Can they survive the roller coasters? Or will there arch nemesis snatch them from the brink and persuade them to turn to a life of crime? Maybe but the robotic nemesis didn't count on a hamster joining them on the ride.
I preferred this narrator to the last, much better voices but I still hard problems when the story switched between characters. It took me a few minutes to work out which characters perspective each chapter was from. I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntary left this review

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