About This Book
Aim High follows two friends, Kerry and Zack, who are huge fans of the superhero Brave Bowie, known for her magical archery skills. When they decide to try archery themselves, they discover that real-life mastery requires dedication and practice, not superpowers. This early reader book gently teaches children the value of perseverance and hard work, showing how effort leads to skill and confidence. It's a heartwarming story about moving from imaginative play to tangible achievement, perfect for children aged 4-11 who are learning new skills or need encouragement to stick with practice.
"Friends Kerry and Zack can't get enough of their favorite superhero, a bow-and-arrow-toting character named Brave Bowie. Her magic arrows always save the day. But when the friends sign up for archery lessons, they soon learn that practice and hard work make real-life archers great in the sport, not cartoon tricks"--
Discussion Prompts
1
What superhero inspires you, and what special skill do they have?
2
What's something you've had to practice a lot to get good at?
3
How do Kerry and Zack help each other when learning archery?
4
Do you think it's more fun to use magic or to learn a skill yourself? Why?
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