Russell R. Johnson

Kelly Becomes a Superhero is a graphic novel designed for young adults 18 - 25 years old with Asperger's Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Anxiety, or Attention Deficit Disorder. The book tells four stories about a girl named Kelly Washington who faces stressful or confusing situations at home, school, and at her job. Kelly gains "superhero" powers in dealing with her dilemmas when she learns to use a set of tools that help her make sense of confusing situations and also help her better understand why other people act the way they do and how she can get along better with them. After each story, there is a "Think About It" section that gives the reader the opportunity to apply these "superhero" tools to his or her own life to stay calm when worried or confused and to figure out the best thing to do in difficult situations. Many young adults have said they don't understand what other people (like their parents, teachers, friends, neighbors, teammates, or coaches) expect them to do or why they expect it. When these young adults learn to use the "superhero" tools, they say it becomes easier to get along with others and they enjoy themselves in new ways.

What if you could stop time? A young man named Paul Garrett can do that. He used this power to help others, but discovered that his gift came at a great cost. A man in the future named Travis traveled into the past to make Paul's world become travesty of time. The only way to undo the crimes that Travis committed is for Paul to expand his power over time and not just stop it, but reverse it. When two time travelers with opposing morals collide, the result is a struggle of good against evil that makes Travesty of Time a thrilling ride.

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