Rosen, Lucy Man of Steel: Superman’s Superpowers Illustrated by Andie Tong HarperCollins, 2013. $3.99 EARLY READER Content: G.
This early reader concentrates on Clark Kent when he was growing up and
coming into his powers. His parents
always knew he wasn’t going to be a normal little boy because they found him in
a crashed alien vessel, but when Clark started to get x-ray vision and laser
eyesight he was upset because he wanted to be like everyone else. His parents taught him that he could use his
powers for good or evil. Clark Kent
decided to use his powers for good and became known as Superman.
This is a fun look at how Superman decided to
become a superhero. The illustrations
are comic strip style. There is between
2-5 sentences depending on the page, so it’s a more advanced early reader, but
a great addition for your superhero section of the library.
EL (K-3)-ADVISABLE.
Reviewer, C. Peterson.
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