About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is obsessed with capes and superpowers but struggles with the everyday realities of being 'just a kid.' It is an ideal choice for the transition from picture books to longer stories, offering a relatable hero who discovers that helping others is a superpower in itself. Harry is a high energy boy who wants to be a hero like the ones in his comics. As he tries to find his special talent, the story explores themes of empathy, community, and the pride that comes from small, helpful acts. It is a gentle, humorous way to redirect a child's desire for greatness toward being a kind and helpful member of their own neighborhood.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is secular and realistic. There are no heavy sensitive topics like death or trauma. It focuses on the mild emotional frustration of not being 'special' in the way a child imagines.
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