Diary of a Fly by Doreen Cronin (PreK-3)įly already has a number of super abilities, so why shouldn’t she yearn to be an official superhero? This title is just as humorously informative as those about Fly’s buddies Worm and Spider. Plenty of plot twists, puns, and a well-placed jetpack make this a winner. The three pigs earned superhero status for their dealings with the Big Bad Wolf, but when he escapes from “Happily Never After” prison with plans for revenge, their superpowers are tested. The Three Little Superpigs by Claire Evans (PreK-3) We picked up this title because it’s written by a Pulitzer-prize winning author we stayed for the witty, deadpan descriptions, made-up superhero vocabulary (care for a “thermovulcanized protein-delivery orb,” anyone?) and the admission that behind every superhero, there’s a “secret-identity Mom” holding down the Fortress of Awesome. The Astonishing Secret of Awesome Man by Michael Chabon (PreK–3) His little brother won’t stop interrupting him, even with repeated reminders that “Bumblebee Boy flies alone.” Eventually Sam decides that occasionally having a sidekick is useful-and fun, too. Pal to Ladybug Girl, Bumblebee Boy Sam just wants to play superheroes his own way. The Amazing Adventures of Bumblebee Boy by David Soman and Jacky Davis (PreK–2) Dex, you’ve captured our hearts with your heroic one. This classroom classic embodies some of the best lessons superheroes have to offer: the payoff of perseverance and hard work, the rewards of helping others, and the indomitable power of friendship. Dex, The Heart of a Hero by Caralyn Buehner (PreK–2) It’s hard to constantly be in your brother’s shadow, especially when that brother is a baby-superhero! When Stan’s teddy bear falls into in the (actual) bear enclosure at the zoo, though, it’s Jack’s brotherly superpowers that save the day. He’s witnessed her intelligence, brawn, and “ultravision,” which lets her “see right through walls.” Ask students to infer the sweet truth: Max’s favorite superhero is decidedly maternal. Max stands by Megapower’s abilities, though. Max’s friends tease him because his favorite superhero is a girl. Max and the Superheroes by Rocio Bonilla (PreK–2) Litterbugs don’t stand a chance against these two heroes! 4. It was too hard to choose just one Super Manny book this follow-up to the original finds Manny and his sidekick Gertie using their superpowers for environmental good. Super Manny Cleans Up! by Kelly DiPucchio (PreK–2) Share this story to talk about how being an ally is the chance to be a real-life superhero. When he witnesses bullying at school, however, it’s his “invisible cape” that gives him the confidence to stand up for what’s right-and inspire others to do so, as well. Manny loves playing superheroes at home with his rainbow of capes. Super Manny Stands Up! by Kelly DiPucchio (PreK–2) Of course, “Saving the day is more fun with a friend,” as these sidekicks show. Lava Boy highlights the essential guidelines for super-heroism, as demonstrated by his action figure, Captain Magma. Ten Rules of Being a Superhero by Deb Pilutti (PreK–1) We only recommend items our team loves! 1. Just a heads up, WeAreTeachers may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. Grab your cape and mask: Here are 21 of our favorite superhero books for kids. They also make great book characters, from picture books for little listeners to middle grade novels. Contact the Assistant Facilities and Accessibility Program Manager at 24 with all other accommodation requests.Superheroes are courageous and mysterious crusaders for justice-with awesome disguises and gadgets. People who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing should request English-language captioning or sign-language interpretation at least five days before the library-sponsored program they plan to attend. MoComCon is an all day, all ages event celebrating all things comics, graphic novels, and fandoms! To view more information and events, check out the MoComCon website!įor more comics, graphic novels, and other fun and informative resources and activities, visit our website and find out how to Get a Library Card! No explicit content, images, words, or weapons, including replica and costume pieces. Costumes must be suitable for a family environment. Get creative- look in your closet and around your house to put together your own imaginative superhero or other fandom costume to wear to storytime, or come as you are! All costumes must conform to MCPL guidelines. Join us in-person at Germantown Library for Superhero Storytime, part of MoComCon 2023! This special Superhero-themed Storytime is just right for children ages 0-5 and their families.
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