Dudes Hard Target

Written by Tyler Reynolds and Emily Kay Johnson

Narrated by Mark Sanderlin

Dudes Lock Down:

It’s a new school year, and the Dudes have got security work to do. See how they give their parents a phishing lesson, thwart package bandits, and combat snack bullies. See how the Dudes take on:

• An ex-Special Forces Sensei
• A Pizza Gun, and
• Snowman Decapitation!

You’ll learn how to recycle a tank, how to dodge a Dibbly Dobbly, and what Deven does with a talking stick. The Dudes take on school security with their own brand of enthusiasm, making Sherwood Middle a defensible position and targeting the fun!

For boys who like humor more than a serious message in their reading!

Fun on an epic scale for kids 8-14! The Dudes are a diverse group of modern preteen boys with awesome ideas for IRL action. These five best friends find clever ways to have fun and, incidentally, turn their suburban neighborhood upside down. Voice actor, Mark Sanderlin's ironic lilt delivers the laughs!

Praise for (series starter) 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...

"...the story is given depth by emotional challenges each friend must face, described with subtlety.

"Readers will likely be eager to read the next adventure.

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

This diary of Dude-approved adventures is filled with classic boy fun like: battles, corny jokes, zombies, treehouses, secret codes, and summer fun! Appeals to kids who hate a tacked-on message or ripped-from-the-headlines problem. Hilarious backyard adventures!

Makes a great family read-aloud too.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Epic Spiel Press
• Release date: Nov 2, 2023
• ISBN: 9781949212341

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.