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Please Don't Tell My Parents You Believe Her (Please Don't Tell My Parents #5)

Richard Roberts

Kindle Edition | Pages: 366 pages

Rating: 4.15 | 442 Users | 36 Reviews

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Title	:	Please Don't Tell My Parents You Believe Her (Please Don't Tell My Parents #5)
Author	:	Richard Roberts
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 366 pages
Published	:	April 9th 2018 by Curiosity Quills Press
Categories	:	Comics. Superheroes. Young Adult. Science Fiction. Fantasy. Fiction

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Middle school supervillain Penny Akk has defeated every challenge thrown against her. She has bested heroes, villains, weirdos who can’t make up their minds, robots, aliens, friends, rivals, enemies, natural disasters, secret admirers, and her own shyness.

Now she has only one opponent left.

Her own super power.

…and the other Penny who stole it.

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NO more books of Penny for a while. Much much sadness...

This book is really frustrating. Instead of the epic conclusion promised in the previous book, it was mostly just really dull and boring. It lacks pretty much all of the supporting characters than have made this series so fun up to this point, and doesnt really fulfill the promises made by the previous book. In fact, it completely backtracks a few things that the end of the previous book established, which had me saying, okay, no, throughout most of the book. Its more just disappointing than

Mostly good.This series has always been silly, but I think the animatronic goat sequences may have pushed it past fun-silly to having-a-hard-time-believing-this-silly. Also, the giant black goat head logos in the chapter headers seemed like an odd aesthetic choice.I also was uncertain about some plot points. (view spoiler)[It seems like there could have been several good resolutions to this problem. Most obviously, Meatbag Penny could have used her new mad-science pills to make Robot Penny a new

Deeper than expectedWhile the whimsical, borderline manic, tone remains, there are some deeper concepts at work. Gerty Goat is an awesome sidekick and Ampexia provides much needed balance to the team.It dragged a bit at times. Mainly because of the existential stuff that, while necessary, made for tough reading.Spoiler************I also kept wondering why everyone didnt realize the Machine was an excellent judge of who was real. That may have been covered in the previous book, but it should have

An ending as predictable as it was satisfying.

I love these series. Penny is a treasure, and I love the random one off historical world building in this series. This turned out a lot more quest for redemption than fight for freedom, and I enjoyed that a lot.

A great wrapA wonderful conclusion to Bad Penny and the inscrutable Machine. I did miss her mad science fugues and over the top mad science in this installment, but that was to be expected with the way the last book ended.