Teenage Thor: The Hammer Falls [NOOK Book]

Overview

Alex Storm is a skinny, ordinary thirteen-year-old comic-book nerd, starting high school in Los Angeles where new bullies replace the established ones in junior high. Even Alex’s friends give him a hard time, that is, until a mysterious and magical hammer falls from the sky and nearly kills him. It doesn’t take him long to figure out that it’s the legendary hammer of the Norse god, Thor, but why did it come to Alex and why then? When strange blonde men wearing black leather jackets and using impossibly advanced ...
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Teenage Thor: The Hammer Falls

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Overview

Alex Storm is a skinny, ordinary thirteen-year-old comic-book nerd, starting high school in Los Angeles where new bullies replace the established ones in junior high. Even Alex’s friends give him a hard time, that is, until a mysterious and magical hammer falls from the sky and nearly kills him. It doesn’t take him long to figure out that it’s the legendary hammer of the Norse god, Thor, but why did it come to Alex and why then? When strange blonde men wearing black leather jackets and using impossibly advanced technology start looking for the weapon, Alex has to learn how to use it quickly or not only would he be at risk, but everyone he knows. And after all, what teenage boy doesn’t dream of being a superhero?
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940013453241
  • Publisher: Crimson Werewolf Limited
  • Publication date: 11/22/2011
  • Series: Teenage Thor , #1
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 608,633
  • File size: 224 KB

Meet the Author

Michael Blackthorne is a full time author with several fantasy series in publication. When not writing, he spends time teaching his son about the value of all people and all types of education, with a philosophy that you can learn something interesting from anyone.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 4, 2012

    Good

    It is a pretty good book. Not detailled, not amazing, but pretty darn good. Classic nerd turned superhero story with a twist. I recommend reading it:)

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