A beautifully illustrated and empowering book for kids - especially young girls. Highly recommend as a storytime book, and definitely one to get kids started on the DC-verse.

Adorable little book geared for preschoolers about good behaviors. From what I can tell about on par with most books for kids in this age group. Thanks for the ARC Net Galley!

It’s no secret that I love these books, and this one just adds to the wonderful series. Anyone can be wonder woman if they follow her values: Be kind, be prepared, be honest, be brave, be strong, and be heroic. Not only are these awesome books to compare superheroes to regular kids, I also love them for their diversity. They have illustrations from all types of kids and I love that. When I wrote the review for Good Morning Superman, I said I wanted a Wonder Woman book, and I got it. Now, I think I am going to ask for Batgirl. I think she could have an awesome trip to the library.

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Yes, finally here is a super cute picture book which answers the question of why there are no picture books with girls modeling themselves after super heroes.

Just like the two previous books, a child has a day to be heroic as she, in this case, rights wrongs and faces the challenge of going to kindergarten.

There is a check list, at the end, that ticks of what makes you heroic. Being prepared, being kind, being brave. I am happy to say none say that you have to be pretty. I also like that she is a child of color and that her dad takes her to and from school.

I think little girls will love this book. When I was a child Wonder Woman was my hero and I still wear my "Wonder Woman " bracelet to this day. More books with super heroines in it please. Girls need to see themselves.

Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review