Super Like
Stan Lee
Determined to better the world by inspiring kids like themselves, Lucky, Rudy, Red, and Lucy take on their latest mission with the Good Guys Agency. Rudy is burnt out between music lessons, sports practice, homework, and cases for the Agency. He feels like only a superhero could handle it all. Seeing their friend in need, the team whisks him on an adventure to meet Stan Lee, Marvel co-creator, to show him what it really means to be super. From Stan's childhood to his time in the army to the creation of Marvel and some of the world’s most iconic superheroes, Rudy learns that true superpowers come from heart, courage, creativity, and being uniquely him.
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Why I Wrote This Book
As kids, we all want to be like the super heroes we read about in comic books and watch on television. We are drawn to their super powers and are amazed by their heroic feats. But as we get older we begin to notice their alter egos - the flawed people that they are when they aren't saving the day. Then after a while we begin to see ourselves in them. We look up to them not because they are super but for the ways that they aren't. I wanted to write a book when even the 'best' of the kids experience challenges, fears and worries. In those difficult moments they need rely on their inner strength and the strength of those around them.