About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with big, explosive feelings or feels like a 'villain' because they cannot control their temper. It is an ideal pick for the high energy child who uses fantasy and play to process frustration and social dynamics. Through the lens of Kitty's latest meta-adventure, the story explores the fine line between being a hero and a 'super-villain' when emotions take over. In this installment, Kitty imagines herself as Supercat, a hero battling a giant robot dog. The book cleverly weaves together high-octane superhero tropes with a subtext about self-regulation and perspective. While it is packed with the slapstick humor Nick Bruel is known for, it also provides a safe, silly space for kids ages 7 to 10 to recognize their own 'bad kitty' moments without feeling judged. It is a brilliant tool for validating a child's imagination while gently coaching them on the impact of their actions.
