THE PRANK WARS: GOING VIRAL
One prank. One rival. One epic showdown.
Eli Thompson has always dreamed of being more than ordinary. At ten years old, he is determined to build the biggest kid-run YouTube channel in town - the kind that makes kids laugh and parents shake their heads. With his loyal dog Riley and a notebook full of schemes, Eli is sure he is destined to become the prank king.
But every prank comes with consequences. From spaghetti raining from the ceiling to soda explosions, Eli's ideas don't always go as planned. Soon, he is in trouble with teachers, classmates, and even his parents. Worst of all, Trevor - his biggest rival - already has a YouTube channel and is determined to outdo Eli at every turn.
As the pranks grow bigger, the stakes get higher. Strange riddles appear in backpacks, alliances form in the shadows, and what started as harmless fun turns into something much larger than Eli ever expected. To win the prank war, Eli must be clever, brave, and ready for one final showdown that could change everything.
Why kids (and parents) will love this book:
- Fast-paced, laugh-out-loud fun for ages 8-12
- Perfect for reluctant readers who think books are boring
- Full of over-the-top pranks, friendship, and mystery twists
Packed with humor, heart, and pure middle grade mischief, The Prank Wars: Going Viral is the ultimate read for kids who love to laugh - and for anyone who knows that sometimes the best plans are the ones that don't go as planned.
About the AuthorSherry Mayea is an author who writes stories that spark imagination, laughter, and curiosity in young readers. With a growing collection of children's books and middle grade adventures, her mission is to create books that reluctant readers can't put down. From clever animals to daring kids with big ideas, her characters reflect the humor, creativity, and heart that kids love to see in themselves.When she's not writing, Sherry draws on her background in teaching, training, and storytelling to connect with readers through school visits, videos, and online platforms. She believes every story has the power to inspire-and that reading should always feel like an adventure.
