Supernatural Hero

By Eran Gadot

Beverly Hills Book Awards 2014 - Winner *
Reader's Favorite Book contest 2014 - Silver Medal *
IPPY Book Awards 2014 - Bronze Medal *
Purple Dragonfly Book Awards 2014 - Honorable Mention *
Indie Excellence Book Awards 2014 - Finalist *
London Book Festival 2013 - Honorable Mention *

Andy is the nerd everyone makes fun of. He's really skinny, wears glasses and talks to himself, but he falls in love with the prettiest girl in the class. One day Grandpa dies and turns into a ghost. Then, Andy discovers a new power, he can see ghosts and talk to the dead.
Join Andy's journey and find out how a nerd can become a hero.
Supernatural hero is a great children's book with an outstanding story, for the whole family to enjoy. This book series will stay with you forever.

Supernatural Hero and the Witches (Book 2) is out!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Jul 21, 2014
• ISBN: 9781312372283

Eran Gadot

Eran Gadot is an award-winning author and chaser of dreams who has created many successful entrepreneurial ventures. He is proud to have ADHD and loves the fact that writing is the only way for him to focus on one thing. Gadot lives in Israel with his wife, three children, and two cats.

Reviews for Supernatural Hero

[authorraezryans · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I originally picked up Supernatural Hero for my eleven year old son, but wow, was I impressed! Like most parents I read the book before giving it over to him so check for topics I don't want him reading, or that he won't understand. I loved it, and I'm not just saying I loved it for my son, I'm a true fan of Eran Gadot now!

The character development and story line is amazing for a book in this age range. Gadot really takes most of us back to our middle school days. Insecurities, annoying siblings, parents that don't get us, and tragically losing a beloved grandparent.

The most wonderful part of this story is the way the author weaved so many different types of child into one character anyone can connect with. I think boys and girls will relate just fine with Andy our "hero" nerd.

It does have supernatural elements that deal with Andy seeing and interacting with ghosts. It is all lighthearted and nothing scary or overly mature, so it won't upset sensitive children. I think the most powerful element of the story is believing in yourself, setting goals, and working hard to get them. The love story aspect isn't so overwhelming that young boys will shy away, but strong enough that girls will relate.

I really hope Eran Gadot makes this into a series, it has all the makings for a great one. I recommend this for Kids in the 10 , and any adults or parents looking for a touching, fun throwback to their childhood.