Superhero children use powers to defeat evil and protect the world of animals and humans.
Why should I read it? A story which vaguely links to the pandemic, might not seem like the most relaxing read, but there is much more to this than that. The story arc slowly builds all the way through as you get to know the two children - Tammy and Mikie and follow their adventures. Mikie's life seems harder to connect with, he's almost like a trainee superhero. However, I really enjoyed finding out more about Tammy and her special ill of connecting with animals - she is able to communicate with all animals (apart from crocodiles) and they therefore trust her and follow her around, much to the amazement of her adoptive parents on their safari park. The love shown between the nuclear family is wonderful to read about and must relate to some readers out there. Sometimes, I found the speech a little clunky, but the description is lovely and I could really picture where the events were taking place and how each character was feeling. The start of the story is brilliant and really grabs you right from the get-go: it's pacy, dramatic and startling! If you like books that set in the normal world, but with a slight twist (like Phillip Pullman's Northern Lights trilogy), then this is the story for you. And there are more on the way!