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 The Super Freak - Brian Falkner
Newest Review: ... to get into trouble and even when he does something right, the praise never seems to come his way. But now he has the power ... more  ... to make people think and do what he wants them to do and he has a plan of how best to take advantage of it.
We get to follow Jacob John Smith as he deals with all the pressures that come with being a teenager and being at school. He has to deal with bullies, he has to make friends and he has to summon up the nerve to ask Erica to go out with him. On top of this, he has to deal with his super power; testing its limits and deciding whether using it at all is the right thing to do.
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The Super Freak - Brian Falkner: Super as well as Freaky (888 words)
by - written on 02/05/09 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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My exposure to the literature of New Zealand has up to this point been quite limited. Thanks to the "Lord of the Rings" films, I've seen plenty of the scenery and found that to be very impressive. Thanks to friends I have also been exposed to their rugby teams, which are also very impressive and their music which, quite frankly, isn't. But just as the scenery from the films prompted a friend to visit the country, so a first taste of their writing has encouraged me to seek out more. "The Super Freak" is the story of Jacob John Smith, who is a bit of a loner thanks to being forced to move schools several times because of his father's job. ... Read the complete review
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