I inagined a different idea when i read the titlebof thw book. I don’t think kids would be that captivated about it, but that is just my opinion. I love the ideanof the book, but there is too much explanation. I would have chose some qualities and present them from a Bible perspective.

These are nice devotionals for kids I know a bunch of kids that are into superheroes so I wanted to check it out first and its perfect for them! easy to understand!

​Not only was this the perfect devotional for its age group, it was a superhero primer! Only since the Marvel and DC comics have become major blockbusters did I follow what was going on in these fictional worlds, but the backstories often eluded me. Since reading this book, I've gained so much more knowledge of each character and where they come from and I no longer feel like a novice. The language in this book is easy to follow and understand while getting across complex concepts of faith and God's grace. While perfect for late elementary to early middle-schoolers, it's also a great crossover to use as a witnessing tool. By correlating popular characters with some of the more obscure Bible figures, even as a mature, older Christian, I learned new stories and new names.

From the moment I started reading to the last page, I loved everything about this fantastic book.

Bringing superheroes into a child's scripture time is a great idea. I think the passages are interesting and a good length. The author related the superhero stories to the bible passages in a manner that was easily interpretable for my 9 year old. For the most part the words chosen were terms he had no problem understanding. Where I think this book missed the mark a bit was in presentation. My son looked at the cover and expected there to be comics inside- or at least illustrations. To be honest, I did too. Each chapter looks exactly the same and there is no color other than the cover. I know that each chapter is meant to be a short reflection, but for children old enough to read this on their own, a few pictures or comic strips or some color could help draw the kid back the next day. Visual, it works for a parent reading and discussing with a young child.