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Strong Like a Superhero - Incredible Stories of Brave Kids - cover

Strong Like a Superhero - Incredible Stories of Brave Kids

giò drive

Publisher: ABC & Me Publishing

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A heartwarming bedtime book for children ages 4 to 8, filled with inspiring stories about courage, emotions, and inner strength.Being strong doesn’t just mean having superpowers like Hulk or Superman.Sometimes, real strength is facing your fears, helping a friend, getting back up after a fall, or telling the truth — even when it’s hard."Strong Like a Superhero" is a collection of powerful short stories inspired by real-life situations, showing boys and girls that they can be heroes in everyday life.These stories teach important values such as kindness, bravery, and determination in a gentle, relatable way.Perfect for parents and educators looking for:Children's books ages 4–8Bedtime stories with meaningful messagesShort stories with positive valuesSuperhero-themed books for boys and girlsEmotional intelligence books for kidsWith simple and soothing language, this book helps children discover the true power they already carry inside — no cape required.An ideal storytime choice for winding down, bonding with family, and ending the day with a spark of courage and love. 
Available since: 06/15/2025.

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