"With fast-paced action and absurd humor [...] Super Dweeb in an exciting new series for fans of Captain Underpants or Diary of a Wimpy Kid" - SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL Andy may seem like an ordinary dweeb, but he has an incredible secret . When he draws a picture with his ATOMIC PENCIL , it comes to life! And with awesome power comes awesome ... sneakiness ! Andy wants to take the day off school to see the new Gamma Guys movie. His ingenious plan is to draw a clone of himself. There's only one problem: His carbon copy doesn't much like taking orders! In fact, Andy quickly starts to think that he's created his own EVIL TWIN . Uh-oh! Things quickly escalate into a crazy battle of doodlers. Look out ... it seems like Andy's really met his match! This is the third book in the Super Dweeb series, written and illustrated by Blue Peter 2021 award-winner Jess Bradley. Told with comic-strip illustrations in full-color, this unpredictable, anarchic adventure story is perfect for readers aged 7-9. There's more fun and excitement in a Jess Bradley page than in a barrel-load of monkeys armed with party poppers. Super Dweeb and Mona bring the awesome--M.R. Carey, author of The Girl With All the Gifts This funny, fast-paced and zany adventure is bursting with colourful cartoon-style illustrations. The short chapters and comic strip format make it ideal for reluctant and young independent readers.--on Super Dweeb and the Pencil of Destiny This is a great story with relatable characters... It's similar to the Planet Omar series, the Diary of a Wimpy Kid as well as Tom Gates but with added bonus of adventure.--on Super Dweeb and the Pencil of Destiny With fast-paced action and absurd humor [...] Super Dweeb in an exciting new series for fans of Captain Underpants or Diary of a Wimpy Kid. --Laken Hottle Jess Bradley is an award-winning author and illustrator based in the UK. Her Super-Dweeb books have sold more than 100,000 copies and have been translated into seven languages. She writes and illustrates the 'Squid Bits' and 'Ravi and Jess' comic strips for The Phoenix and also writes for the UK's longest-running weekly children's comic, The Beano . In 2021 she won 'Best Book of Facts' in the Blue Peter Book Awards.