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    Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power | Awareness Tour

    Kelly RinkBy Kelly Rink4 Mins Read Ages 9-12 Books with Boy Characters Giveaways Novels for Kids and Teens
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    Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power Awareness Tour is presented in partnership* with Michael J. Bowler and The Children’s Book Review.

    Muppit Boy is back, and this time he’s taking to the skies in Michael J. Bowler’s Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power!

    Blending superhero action, mystery, humor, and heart, Michael J. Bowler’s latest adventure explores what can happen when we look beyond labels and give people the chance to surprise us. Along the way, Mo confronts questions about forgiveness, second chances, belonging, and what it means to put the greater good ahead of yourself.

    Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power: Book Cover

    The book ultimately shows that being a hero isn’t only about flying, lifting impossible amounts of weight, or defeating villains. Sometimes it is about giving someone a second chance, trusting them, and recognizing the person underneath their reputation.

    —Kingdom of Books

    Follow along on the book tour for Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power and enter for your chance to win!

    We’re giving away 10 prizes:

    Grand Prize (1 winner): a $50 Amazon gift card, a signed hardcover copy, and an audiobook download code

    Signed Hardcover (3 winners)

    Signed Paperback (3 winners)

    Audiobook Download Code (3 winners)

    Follow along at each tour stop as we take flight with Muppit Boy on his latest adventure, then enter below for your chance to win!

    Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power
    Virtual Tour Dates

    Monday, October 12, 2026
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    About the Book

    Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power: Book Cover

    Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power

    Written by Michael J. Bowler

    Cover Art by Pintado

    Illustrated by Reyhane Hoseyni

    Ages: 9-12 | 240 Pages

    Publisher: Michael Bowler (2026) | ISBN-13: 979-8-9936486-4-4

    Publisher’s Book Summary: MUPPIT BOY IS BACK…AND THIS TIME, HE FLIES

    Elmo Fitzroy—known worldwide as Muppit Boy—adopts a new alter ego in this latest adventure – Condor Kid! Having been altered through the infusion of revolutionary nanite technology, Mo has become the world’s first superhero. That is, if he can learn to fly without faceplanting every time.

    Hiding his superpowers from best friends Barney and Kashvi is not as easy as it looks in comic books, especially with someone as sharp as Kash. She doesn’t miss a trick, so after Condor Kid pulls off a dramatic rescue at a local carnival, Kash is hot on the trail of this new masked hero, determined to uncover his identity.

    In the meantime, athletic, overly energetic boys labeled ADHD by their schools are vanishing as part of a devious plot to make use of their competitive spirit. Oscar Silverman—Mo’s boss—assigns the case to Mo and his Big Brother mentor/spying partner, Ari. What the crime-fighting duo really needs is a hyper, athletic boy to go undercover, but, unfortunately, everyone knows Muppit Boy is a nerd, not an athlete.

    Can Mo save the lives of a hundred kidnapped youth from a scientist who’s exploiting them in the craziest scheme ever, or will he need the help of the last person on earth he’d ever expect to work with?

    Join Mo and his friends in this latest wild adventure and learn all the answers!

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    About the Author

    Michael J. Bowler is an award-winning author of middle grade and young adult novels and feature-length screenplays who grew up in Northern California. He taught high school, in both general education and to students with disabilities. He’s also made low-budget horror films, written stage plays, and coached strength training to high school and middle school youth. He’s been a long-time youth mentor with the Big Brothers Big Sisters program, spent years mentoring youth within the juvenile justice system in California, and adopted a child from foster care. You can find him on Facebook, Instagram, X, and Pinterest. He has public speaking experience.

    Learn more at michaeljbowler.com.

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    Thanks for following along with us on Michael J. Bowler’s Muppit Boy and the Wheel of Power awareness tour!

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    Kelly Rink is a Production Assistant for The Children's Book Review. After a career in engineering and digital content, she returned to her childhood love of books and now spends much of her time immersed in the world of children's literature. Kelly lives in Colorado with her husband, two children, and a dog. When she's not reading, she enjoys hiking, strategic board games, and a good cup of coffee. Favorite childhood books: Sideways Stories from Wayside School by Louis Sachar, The Stinky Cheese Man by Jon Scieszka, the Sweet Valley High series by Francine Pascal, Animalia and The Eleventh Hour by Graeme Base, the Bunnicula series by James Howe, Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein, the Ramona Quimby books by Beverly Cleary, and just about anything by R.L. Stine.

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