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Mission Subhero by Linda Armstrong
Very entertaining fun book to read.
Starts with other works by the author and a short introduction to the story.
Love hearing of the app the students are required to write and Nelson is writing one to aide his blind aunt that he and his mother live with. We learn of her death when he was six and how Auntie M was always here for him.
Love hearing of the progress of the app coding and where he gets his ideas from. Like hearing of his other universe and how at ease he is with both worlds.
Mayehm occurs when certain acts are televised, that were not planned, a noolidge.
Can't wait to summarize this book for our grandson who's 12, he'd get a kick out of it because it involves kids and practical jokes, of a sort.
Everybody has a part to play, no matter their age or skill. love how that all comes together.
Kinda reminds me of a Dr. Seuss book because it is so silly at times and then again it's very serious as well. Super combination of a good story.
He listens to his auntie and she makes a lot of sense for it all to happen.
Love the initials of the agencies and the part they play in the app and implementation...
Silly: OMG, DUH, NVM, etc too wicked funny! Love all the scientific things going on also, grandson would love this!
Just when the app is operating successfully the government sticks their nose into it.... Love the treasures my parents left behind for me, priceless!
First time reading this author and can't wait to read more. Can't wait to read the next one in this series...
Received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.


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Mission Subhero eBook Linda Armstrong Reviews

This was a quick read but it was a great story I didn't want to stop! I really hope there will be more to the story!
This book is definitely one-if-a-kind. It is warm and charming with a pinch of suspense that keeps you turning pages. Even though it sometimes pushes the boundaries of belief the plot twists keep you glued to the surprising conclusion. I highly recommend this to all readers, especially those who dream they can make a difference in the world.
This book was very different from anything I've read in the past. It kept twisting and turning, and really stayed interesting. Often, I tend to skip pages of books because the plot gets predictable or boring. This time, I caught myself reading every single page. That's high praise coming from me, haha.

Nelson was a cool and like-able character. The ending was great. I'll watch for more books by this author, for sure.
This is a neat work of fiction about Nelson, a regular young man who finds himself at the center of a massive effort to bury his new app. The fact that we are constantly evolving with technology gives this story a bit of scandal and life this could be happening under our very nose and we won’t even know it. This is a great story about a world on the cusp of change, and the powers that try to maintain their status.

Armstrong takes a hypothetical situation and makes it real in Mission Subhero. The story is strong enough to stand on it’s own, but I wish there was more to read.
Mission Subhero by Linda Armstrong is about a young man, Nelson, who is tasked with creating an app for one of his college classes. He lives with his elderly Aunt Matilda, who while quite spry, has difficulty with her vision. Nelson stumbles upon something unheard of during the creation of this app, and all of a sudden, the entire world wants access, event the government. This is a great story that revolves around new technology, yet has a warm undertone of human kindness and acts of kindness. Aunt Matilda is a fun character to get to know, especially with all of her nicknames for Nelson, while Nelson is a good young man, just wanting to do something interesting, with the ability to help people. Plenty of twists and turns to the plot keep you reading, and the characters are realistically rendered, flaws and all. Highly recommend for a uniquely compelling story.
This book was very unique and imaginative. I could see it as fitting in the Y/A sci-fi category. The technology that drives Nelson's app is quite mysterious and left me wondering. So, the story does have a dash of sci-fi without the flash and out of this world elements. Though it didn't deter from my enjoyment of the book, I wondered how the app got its power. It seemed a little supernatural.
There were many twists in the plot as Nelson at some points doesn't seem to know what he has created. Yet, I couldn't help but do an inner cheer as the action went on. At times this is quite a feel-good story. The characters are believable and likable. The relationship between Nelson and his aunt is quite endearing. I loved his spunky Aunt Mathilda. The ending provides another twist, and I was left wondering if there will be a sequel. There's seems to be an opportunity for one.
***I read this book on Unlimited.
Mission Subhero by Linda Armstrong
Very entertaining fun book to read.
Starts with other works by the author and a short introduction to the story.
Love hearing of the app the students are required to write and Nelson is writing one to aide his blind aunt that he and his mother live with. We learn of her death when he was six and how Auntie M was always here for him.
Love hearing of the progress of the app coding and where he gets his ideas from. Like hearing of his other universe and how at ease he is with both worlds.
Mayehm occurs when certain acts are televised, that were not planned, a noolidge.
Can't wait to summarize this book for our grandson who's 12, he'd get a kick out of it because it involves kids and practical jokes, of a sort.
Everybody has a part to play, no matter their age or skill. love how that all comes together.
Kinda reminds me of a Dr. Seuss book because it is so silly at times and then again it's very serious as well. Super combination of a good story.
He listens to his auntie and she makes a lot of sense for it all to happen.
Love the initials of the agencies and the part they play in the app and implementation...
Silly OMG, DUH, NVM, etc too wicked funny! Love all the scientific things going on also, grandson would love this!
Just when the app is operating successfully the government sticks their nose into it.... Love the treasures my parents left behind for me, priceless!
First time reading this author and can't wait to read more. Can't wait to read the next one in this series...
Received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.