S. G. Wilson (2)

Meade Macon does not believe in parallel universes until he is drawn into one after receiving an invitation to Me Con. It wasn’t just any invitation, it was written on paper in an octopus origami fold that Meade, himself, had invented. How many versions of himself are there?
The author crafts a story that explores the many personality traits that make up one person. As Meade meets his different “Me’s”, he learns things about himself causing him to take a step back and reevaluate how show more he has treated people. This book is recommended for 4th to 6th grade boys who like fantasy and humor. show less

A middle grade sequel about Average Me trying to fix a rip in the multiverse. Mes from all the different iterations of earth of meeting, forming alliances, and scheming. Average Me gets broken out of a juvenile facility by Meticulous Me, his former arch-rival.