Books like Lenny Cyrus School Virus by Joe Schreiber
Joe Schreiber’s middle‑grade tale, Lenny Cyrus School Virus, follows the inventive boy genius Lenny as he learns that the human body is much like a middle school—full of social dynamics, rules, and surprises. The story is boosted by comic illustrations that enliven the science, making microbiology, anatomy, and the everyday workings of the body accessible to young readers. With a blend of humor and educational insight, the book invites kids to explore how size and shape, health and illness, and personal relationships all play out inside and outside of the classroom.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Joe Schreiber
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