Herbert's Wormhole: AeroStar and the 3 1/2-Point Plan of Vengeance

Readers of Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Big Nate will love Herbert's Wormhole 3: Aerostar and the 3 1/2-Point Plan of Vengeance, the thrilling and irreverent conclusion to the series that began with Herbert's Wormhole, which J. K. Rowling called "absolutely wonderful—fast-paced, inventive, engaging, and hilarious."

Herbert, Alex, and Sammi were pretty sure their adventures in the future were over—until they discover that their old nemesis, GOR-DON, has come back to present-day Merwinsville to mess with things. And he's not alone. He is working for an evil genius, perhaps the greatest villain our heroes have yet faced—Sammi's future self, a.k.a. Aerostar, a power-mad, vengeance-fueled tyrant with twisted delusions of superheroism. This 111-year-old was the president of ClemCorp, the company responsible for trashing the Earth, the company the G'Daliens destroyed to save it, and now she wants revenge. And it's going to be up to our heroes to once again don the mantle of the AlienSlayers and somehow try to save the past, present, and future from total annihilation.

This is the greatest adventure yet for the world's most famous 11-year-old time-traveling AlienSlayers! A mysterious foe name AeroStar has destroyed the future and is in danger of coming through the wormhole to the present! She's a power-hungry, mega-evil, super nasty villainess bent on revenge against he three meddling kids who disrupted her diabolical plans to control Future Merwinsville: Alex, Herbert, and me, Sammi! The weirdest thing is no one knows how this horrible old lady is or where she came from! Do we, guys? . . . Guys?

This will not end well. That's all I can say.

“Give this to kids who have moved beyond Captain Underpants but want something just as silly and funny.” - School Library Journal, about Herbert's Wormhole

“Absolutely wonderful—fast-paced, inventive, engaging, and hilarious. Full of good jokes and ideas, with a fantastic plot.” - J.K. Rowling, about Herbert's Wormhole

“It’s all great, silly fun, laced with crowdpleasing lines . . . and memorable for more than just the garish orange cover.” - Booklist, about Herbert's Wormhole

“The plot is humorous and the characters are fairly well developed. The black-and-white drawings are amusing and add to the story. Fans of the first book and readers who enjoy science fiction, adventure, aliens, and humor will like this one.” - School Library Journal, about Herbert's Wormhole: The Rise and Fall of El Solo Libre