Summer of the Dudes

Written by Tyler Reynolds and Emily Kay Johnson

Narrated by Mark Sanderlin

It's gonna be a summer like no other!

When school's out in the Pacific Northwest, there's lots to do for kids who can make their own fun. Luckily, the dudes are prepared to take on:

• Being Lost at Sea!
• Earthquake!
• Bigfoot!
• Robot Invasion!

And don't forget Teresa's Chihuahua!

Fun on an epic scale for kids 8-14!

The Dudes Adventure Chronicles is a series for intermediate readers and listeners of all ages. Each audiobook provides several realistic but wacky adventures. Start with Save the Dudes or listen to the novels in any order! Terrific voice actor, Mark Sanderlin, delivers the funny for the whole family.

The Dudes are a diverse group of preteen boys whose clever mischief turns their suburban neighborhood upside down. 

Praise for Save the Dudes:

"With one priceless, laugh-out-loud scenario after another, the mother and son team of Johnson and Reynolds delivers a fine tale…

"Hilarious comic mayhem, rounded out by affection and insight." --Kirkus Reviews

Classic middle grade humor with modern kids and realistic misadventures make for better-than-real-life hilarity. If you like Beverly Cleary's Henry Huggins or Barbara Robinson's The Worst Best Christmas Pageant Ever, you'll love the Dudes!

Spoilers: Classic humor without movie tie-ins or fart jokes! Appeals to kids who like funny, realistic fiction without a tacked-on message or ripped-from-the-headlines problem.

Warning to Parents: The Dudes’ insane take on parents, school, and the PTA just might be catching. Anecdotal evidence suggests that readers of the Dudes may imagine some resemblance between the Dudes’ parents and their own.

Take time out for family-friendly laughs today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Epic Spiel Press
• Release date: Oct 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9781949212174

Tyler Reynolds

Tyler Reynolds has been entrusted with the awesome duty of preserving the legend of the Dudes' epic adventures for all time. He lives with his Mom, Dad, two brothers, and a dog and spends his non-screen-time with his four best friends.He wants to point out that the Dudes are straight up fun. His novels aren't about kids with problems, and they are not supposed to teach you something.His dad wants to point out that anything you DO learn from the Dudes is strictly your own fault.