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It's a good book and it's funny. It has a great sense of humor but it has some bad words, which bothers me. Overall, it's my favorite Shredderman book. (

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Shredderman (book 2)

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Shredderman: Attack of the Tagger

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Young Hoosier Book Award Nominee (2006-2007.3|Intermediate, 2006-2007)

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0440419131, Paperback)

Alvin Bixby: Hulking, knuckles of steel, hideous breath, foul temper. Kids call him: Bubba.

Nolan Byrd: Puny, power walker, math genius, can’t keep shoes tied. Kids call him: Nerd.

Bubba has been the bane of Nolan’s existence for five long years. So when Mr. Green asks the class to become reporters, Nolan decides he’ll write an exposé—on Bubba. He doesn’t want to sign his name to it (that’d be suicidal), so Nolan creates a secret identity for himself—on the Internet. He launches Shredderman.com as a place where truth and justice prevail—and bullies get what’s coming to them.

This hilariously triumphant story is for any kid who’s ever dreamed of unleashing their own inner superhero!

From the Hardcover Library Binding edition.

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