About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is frustrated with learning a new skill and is on the verge of giving up. It's a perfect story for kids who feel their unique qualities make them different or awkward, helping them reframe those traits as strengths. The book follows Kenzie, a girl who discovers she has super strength but finds it makes learning to snowboard incredibly difficult. Through perseverance and creative problem solving, she learns to harness her power to succeed. This early chapter book blends a relatable childhood challenge with a fun superhero twist, making it ideal for readers aged 6 to 9 who are ready for a bit more text but still enjoy supportive, encouraging stories.
What Parents Should Know
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The core conflict is internal: feelings of frustration, fear of failure, and the social anxiety of being different. The superpower serves as a direct, kid-friendly metaphor for any personal trait that might feel like a hindrance before it is understood as a strength. The resolution is entirely positive and hopeful.
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