The Gordite Witch The Legacy of Sadie Mae Stevens Teen Superhero Book 1

The Gordite Witch (book 1 in the Legacy of Sadie Mae Stevens Series - Teen Superhero) have been listed #1 under teen literature and Fiction BooksThey say that her mama violently killed herself. Now, her dad's moving on with another woman. But those scary powers of hers have put her on the get-rid-of list. What's next?Sadie Mae Stevens knew she'd never recover from her mom's horrible, untimely, and alleged suicide, especially as she and her father grew further apart. He wanted her to overcome her mama's mental illness and lose that telekinesis stuff she does.To shake it up, even more, Astra came into his life. Sadie knew her situation had gone from bad to worse when she found out Astra had twin girls named Barbs and Baluka. Something had to be wrong with Astra for tagging those twins with those names.Here's what one Librarian had to say:Rating: 5 out of 5 starsAdditional Questions:Cover YesDescription YesAuthor YesI keep hearing about this book! YesFinally, her father mustered up the courage to say the words; he and Astra are moving on with a new life, and Sadie's not included in the deal. He couldn't have Astra's twins living in fear of Sadie, and she certainly had not been a good example for her two brothers. On the Island of Daufuskie, there was a place just right for kids like her.Destiny is a funny thing; you either rise up to walk in it, or you run away as if the hounds of hell were chasing you. And why not run? Why not become a reluctant superhero if what you must do lands you inside a nest of Pigwallers.If you enjoy multicultural Books, superhero books for teens, and magical powers books, you'll Love Book 1 in the Legacy of Sadie Mae Steven Series.COMING SOON - Book #2 in the Sadie Mae Stevens Teen Superhero series - Sadie Mae and Torene the TornadoKIRKUS REVIEWSadie Mae and Torene the Tornado - Book 2 in The Legacy of Sadie Mae Stevens SeriesThe author's imagination remains rich, with the denizens of Sadie Mae's mystical forest far from the fantasy clichés of elves and dragons (they include graceful baby dinosaur-sized green creatures that look like turtles and turn out to be Siamese twins). Sadie Mae is a relatable protagonist who messes up mightily and must deal with the consequences of her actions.