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    Video Game Ninjas 2: Attack of the Cucumber Monsters!: Video Game Ninjas, #2
    Video Game Ninjas 2: Attack of the Cucumber Monsters!: Video Game Ninjas, #2
    Video Game Ninjas 2: Attack of the Cucumber Monsters!: Video Game Ninjas, #2
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    Video Game Ninjas 2: Attack of the Cucumber Monsters!: Video Game Ninjas, #2

    By J. B. O'Neil

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    Are The Video Game Ninjas Gonna Be Salad!?

    Josh, the Red Ninja, hates his little brother. But when an evil dark ninja uses an army of cucumberobsessed monsters to kidnap him, Josh and the Video Game Ninjas will have to fight to get him back before Josh's parents find out! 

    But as strong as they are, the Video Game Ninjas will need to find and master a brand-new power, if they're going to stand a chance of beating the cucumber people... 

    With 24 full color comic-book illustrations, tons of video game action, and a jungle's worth of vegetables, Video Game Ninjas 2 will have you and your family's noses glued to the page! You don't want to miss:

    * Heart-thumping speed as the boys race to the rescue in their new set of wheels!

    * Superhuman powers when the boys build a bridge out of thin air!

    * Action and thrills when the Ninjas clash against hundreds of spear-wielding monsters!

    * An all-new Super Ninja Power: what's the secret to saving Josh's brother?

    * Mysteries and suspense…who is the new sinister villain behind it all?

    Find out how they'll save the world, and Josh's bratty brother, in Video Game Ninjas 2: Attack of the Cucumber Monsters. Grab a copy now while this limited-time special price is still available!

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    Age Level: 9 and up | Grade Level: 4 and up

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.J. Fast Publishing
    Release dateJul 20, 2018
    ISBN9781386987512
    Video Game Ninjas 2: Attack of the Cucumber Monsters!: Video Game Ninjas, #2
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    J. B. O'Neil

    J.B. O'Neil lives out in the sticks of Northern Illinois with his wife Patty, 2 kiddos, 7 chickens, and a little white pooch named Grommit. He wrote "The Fart Book" and "The Booger Book" together with his 8 year-old son named Joe, who laughs really hard at all of this gross-out humor ;O)

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      Video Game Ninjas 2 - J. B. O'Neil

      Chapter 1: Josh’s Problem

      Tuesday is Salisbury steak day in the cafeteria at school, a boring meal for a boring day.

      You know that feeling when you can barely stay awake through math class, yet you’re really worried about the test you’re about to take in history?  That’s how I was feeling, but it was lunchtime, the only time of day when school is cool, except recess.  It felt pretty sucky.

      I was bored because last week, my two best friends, Matt and Orlando, and I gained an amazing superpower after beating the world’s hardest video game, Ninjado. It turned us into Video Game Ninjas. We could run as fast as cheetahs, lift cars, throw ninja stars...anything we wanted. But, after we fought a giant monster who liked to chow down on sheds and houses like they were potato chips, we agreed that we had to keep our powers a secret and use them only when we had to.

      That was pretty grown up of us, I think, but it was dull. We had to act like regular kids when we knew we weren’t.

      I was nervous because after we beat that monster, the mysterious old man, who sold us the game that gave us our powers, also gave us a creepy letter. It said:

      Yochi-Kuchini-Oni (this was the monster we fought; Matt called him Lil’ Fatty) was only a pawn in our game, ninjas. You've taken one of mine.  Now I will take one of yours.

      After we read the letter, the old man disappeared. Over the last few days I’d been trying to figure out who would send us a note like that. Orlando was doing his best to help, but Matt didn’t seem to care. He was sitting next to me at the lunch table, his nose just about pressed against his Game Buddy. He’d been playing that thing all day yesterday, and he looked like he was going to play it all day, again, today.

      I’d tried to talk to him, but he only grunted or told me to shush. Normally, I’d just look at what game he was playing, but I was too freaked out to care about a video game right now. That was so unlike me; it scared me a little.

      Finally, Orlando hurried into the lunchroom. I waved to him, and he made his way through the crowds to sit next to Matt and me.

      Hey, Josh, I’ve thought it over and I’ve done some research.  I’m pretty sure that there’s only one person who would send that note.

      Who? I asked.

      "It seems pretty obvious now; it’s Akujin, the main villain from Ninjado. I think he’s come through the game, just like Lil’ Fatty

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