Synopses & Reviews
Martin Anderson and his friends dont like being called losers. But theyve been called that for so long even they start to believe it. Until Martin makes an incredible discovery: each of his friends has a special
hidden talent.
Edgeview Alternative School was supposed to be end of the road. But for Martin and his friends, it just might be a new beginning.
Review
“Lubars first novel is wondrously surprising, playful, and heartwarming. A promising new author.”—
VOYA (5Q 4P)
“A good bet for readers who like offbeat fiction. The dialogue is right on target with plenty of humor.”—Booklist
“Sure to be popular.”—Kliatt
“Lubar serves up great fun, along with an insight or two for those whose powers are only too human.”—Publishers Weekly
“I have never had a class so completely mesmerized by a book. The characters are witty, intelligent, genuine, and enchanting.”—Mia Moen, 4th Grade Teacher Columbia Elementary School Annandale, Virginia.
Review
“Lubars first novel is wondrously surprising, playful, and heartwarming. A promising new author.”—
VOYA (5Q 4P)
“A good bet for readers who like offbeat fiction. The dialogue is right on target with plenty of humor.”—Booklist
“Sure to be popular.”—Kliatt
“Lubar serves up great fun, along with an insight or two for those whose powers are only too human.”—Publishers Weekly
“I have never had a class so completely mesmerized by a book. The characters are witty, intelligent, genuine, and enchanting.”—Mia Moen, 4th Grade Teacher Columbia Elementary School Annandale, Virginia.
About the Author
David Lubar is the acclaimed author of several novels for young people, including
Hidden Talents, an ALA Best Books for Young Adults and an ALA Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adults selection, and In the
Land of the Lawn Weenies and Other Misadventures, a collection of short stories. He lives with his wife and daughter in Pennsylvania.