Hank Zipzer wants to be number one, not the one who always gets it wrong. A likeable, struggling hero that readers will adore.
Henry Winkler Books
This author is celebrated for his multifaceted talents across various media, with his literary works drawing on personal experiences to highlight the importance of supporting children facing learning challenges. His writing celebrates resilience and uniqueness, aiming to inspire young readers and showcase their inner strengths. Through his books, the author deeply advocates for understanding and acceptance, encouraging readers of all ages to embrace their own challenges with courage and confidence. His lifelong dedication to children's welfare and advocacy is evident in his commitment to creating messages of hope and positive impact.
Hank Zipzer wants to be number one, not the one who always gets it wrong. A likeable, struggling hero that readers will adore. It's time for the annual Olympiad: the most anticipated day of the school year! When Hank Zipzer is chosen as his team's softball pitcher, the pressure is on
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In fifth grade, everyone has to pick a favourite sport and specialize in it. Hank is worried: he can't run, he can't catch, and he can't throw. He needs a plan - and fast
Hank accidently makes his best friend Frankie miss the once-in-a-decade showing of The mutant moth that ate Toledo. This puts a strain on their friendship, until his sister's pet iguana and a cable repairman provide some unexpected help. Suggested level: primary.
A Short Tale about a Long Dog
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Hank, now in 2nd grade, continues to charm his classmates with his unintentional humor, despite struggling with subjects like spelling, math, and reading. In this second installment of the series, he eagerly convinces his dad to adopt a wiener dog named Cheerio from the shelter. However, chaos ensues when Cheerio escapes at the park, leading to a confrontation with Mr. Zipzer, who threatens to return the dog. Hank must find a way to prove his innocence and keep his new furry friend.
Hank Zipzer wants to be number one, not the one who always gets it wrong. Hank Zipzer's report is due, and he's dreading it. Then he gets his grades and they are his worst nightmare come true: straight Ds. His parents are not going to be happy. Hank needs help. And he needs it fast
Zero to Hero
- 181 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Billy Broccoli is a boy with questions: about his new school, his new step-family ... his whole new life, in fact. Hoover Porterhouse (aka the Hoove) is a ghost with all the answers. When a trick of fate makes them roommates, Billy discovers that having a ghost around might not be so bad after all. The Hoove is funny and cool, a great baseball player, and is a real people person (even if Billy is the only one who can see him). And with obnoxious school bullies out to demolish him, Billy can use all of the advice he can get. With Hoover by his side, Billy just might get in style, get even, and conquer the school.
Hollywood vs. the Galaxy (Alien Superstar #3)
- 296 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The story follows Buddy Buger, a beloved character on a Hollywood sitcom, as he navigates the challenges of hiding his alien identity from the Supreme Leader of his home planet. Balancing fame and secrecy, Buddy's adventures delve into the complexities of celebrity life while evading threats from his past.
Inspired by the true life experiences of Henry Winkler, aka The Fonz, whose undiagnosed dyslexia made him a classic childhood underachiever, the Hank Zipzer series is about the high-spirited and funny adventures of a boy with learning differences.
