A review by the author, If you enjoy kid superheroes or action adventure, this is a great read.In this book, the protagonist teen, Fulio Kulio, finds himself living in an unjust world where rampant violence starts to sprout around his hometown that he begins to feel a calling to do something about it and help his community by taking the need for change into his own hands.At first, Fulio starts to assess his approach to bring about a change that is free of crime. He slowly starts to develop an image and a name for himself that others can look up to as he tries to keep peace and justice to prevail close to home.Then after a while, he starts to garner the attention of the media and his popularity increases.KidForce is not your typical kid superhero that can fly or that has any special bionic powers. He's just a typical kid growing up a typical way as any other kid. But you're going to love the story because it's going to make you laugh when you read how he stops the bad guys just when they thought they had made a clean getaway. The author's use of funny grammar mingled with the heroic spin is the right read for any young engaging mind that likes superheroes or action-filled plots. Above all, KidForce is a journey of the author himself who saw the struggles and the statistics present in America growing up as a kid; and this ideal somehow is represent in the superhero that he portrays as the protagonist, as the image that our world deserves a hero. There is a hero like him in every child growing up in America and in the word today, that can represent good and be the change we need.Things you can expect from this book: -A seriously funny KID SUPERHERO-A COMICAL STORYLINE-The IMPORTANCE of PLANNING ahead for missions-A focus on good MORAL VIRTUES-RELENTLESS ACTION-An overall GREAT READ