Freddie Ramos Makes a Splash

Decent story that my kids found interesting. However, the main character was incredibly self-absorbed so as the parent it went lower on my list.......more

Thanks to his super powered zapatos, Freddie is the neighborhood super hero. However his summer’s off to an iffy start. Freddie’s learning to swim at summer camp. But he hasn’t even put his face in the water yet. When a bully shows up at Starwood Park, Freddie’s shoes go missing. Is the bully to bla......more

Grades 2-4 Fans of Freddie Ramos will enjoy this latest addition to the series. It's summer, and Freddie's first meeting with his new neighbor Erika isn't auspicious: she grabs a wallet that Freddie has just found and takes off. His superhero powers stand him in good stead, and he manages to get the......more

(4.5 stars) It's sink or swim for Freddie as he not only tries to gain confidence in learning how to swim, but as he deals with a bully at Starwood Park. Will his superpowers help him "stay afloat" in either situation? Although this is book #4 in the series, I was pleased to see that Jacqueline Jules......more

My 6-year-old continues to really enjoy this series. It's a good blend of action, mystery, and real-life situations (in this case, learning to put his face in the water at swim lessons and dealing with a local bully). I had some questions (view spoiler)[(How exactly did his backpack end up in the towel hamper? Is (hide spoiler)]......more