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... a fast-moving adventure with a wild mission?
Sal and Gabi Break the Universe by Carlos Hernandez
If you loved Otto and Sheed racing against time to save their town, you'll be delighted by Sal and Gabi, whose mission to fix the holes Sal accidentally rips in the universe leads to wild, hilarious chaos. The pace never lets up, and the stakes keep getting higher with every page. You'll root for these inventive heroes as they scramble to set things right before reality unravels!
... a lively group of kids working together?
The Jumbies by Tracey Baptiste
Just like Otto and Sheed's energetic teamwork, The Jumbies brings together Corinne and her friends as they face supernatural threats in their Caribbean home. Their dynamic, funny interactions and shared bravery create an irresistible ensemble, making every character feel essential to the adventure.
... characters who grow and learn through their journey?
Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky by Kwame Mbalia
If you enjoyed watching Otto and Sheed discover their true strengths and mature through their magical challenges, you'll be swept up by Tristan's deeply personal journey. Tristan faces grief, self-doubt, and epic mythological battles, ultimately finding courage and self-acceptance. His transformation is heartfelt and inspiring.
... stories with diverse characters and cultures?
The First Rule of Punk by Celia C. Pérez
Fans of the unique, vibrant community in The Last Last-Day-of-Summer will find a lot to love in Malú's world. The book celebrates Mexican-American culture, identity, and creativity, featuring a cast as lively and diverse as Otto and Sheed's Logan County. It's a joyful, inclusive read about making your own place in the world.
... hilarious, playful stories packed with wit?
The Tapper Twins Go to War (With Each Other) by Geoff Rodkey
If the clever banter and laugh-out-loud moments between Otto, Sheed, and their eccentric neighbors kept you turning pages, you'll love the relentless wit and sibling antics of Claudia and Reese in The Tapper Twins Go to War (With Each Other). The book overflows with humor, pranks, and comic misunderstandings that will leave you grinning.
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