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From School Library Journal PreS-Gr 2â€"Everyone has a bad day now and thenâ€"even superheroes. In this tale, readers see superheroes with great skills, abilities, and strength succumb to ill moods. Nonetheless, "upset superheroes have all sorts of choices…./Instead of destruction and loud, livid voices/they burn angry steam off with speed-of-light hiking/or super-Xtreme outer space mountain biking." The text acknowledges all the damage that the heroes could inflict, but "with great power comes great responsibility." Readers learn how these champions channel their energies in positive ways. This narrative is filled with diverse characters, from caped crusaders to badly behaving villains. However, the rhyming story is long and somewhat forced. The art is done with digital tools to create a cartoon appearance, full of action and vibrancy. VERDICT A suitable read-aloud choice to acknowledge intense feelings and diversify superhero collections. A good way to soothe bad days away.â€"Briana Moore, Elmont Memorial Library, NY Read more Review “These hypothetical violent spectacles are softened by the cartoonish stylizations and juxtaposed with pages filled with heroic, ‘true’ efforts such as rounding up criminals and providing fun at an amusement park. . . . the relative scarcity of superhero picture books means there's a place on the shelf for it. An action-packed romp." â€"Kirkus Reviews “When superheroes have bad days, things could get horrific for everyone. Fortunately though, superheroes have supercontrol over their emotions, according to this lighthearted exposé on how a group of superheroes deal with their frustrations. Superheroes could cope with their bad days by tossing trucks and buses around, crumbling buildings into rubble, or igniting fires with their laser eyes. But instead, they double down and use their superpowers for good deeds, such as hatching ‘super-plans to help banish world sadness / Building fabulous theme parks for giggles and gladness’ The eight superheroes, depicted in a retro cartoon-style, embody an abundant assortment of powers and come in various sizes and shapes, including both genders plus one green, horned monster. Scenes envisioning the chaos and mayhem they could cause if they let their tempers get the better of them are balanced by calmer scenes of the celebratory events that result from their good deeds . . . a spoonful of superheroes certainly helps the message go down.†â€"Booklist “This narrative is filled with diverse characters, from caped crusaders to badly behaving villains. . . . The art is done with digital tools to create a cartoon appearance, full of action and vibrancy. VERDICT A suitable read-aloud choice to acknowledge intense feelings and diversify superhero collections. A good way to soothe bad days away.†â€"School Library JournalPraise for Shelly Becker’s Mine, Mine, Mine!: “The book will enchant young readers and their parents for many years to come, and is destined to become a modern classic.†â€"Children’s Literature Read more See all Editorial Reviews 
Sterling Children's Books (September 6, 2016)
Even Superheroes Have Bad Days by Shelly Becker,Eda Kaban
Even Superheroes Have Bad Days by Shelly Becker,Eda Kaban is I have all boys, and they LOVE this book. It great for little boys who are just discovering and testing their bodies and their power. Proper use of power is necessary for well-adjusted boys and men. It lets them know that its ok to be frustrated, but teaches that how you express that frustration is the difference between a super-hero, and a villain
Even Superheroes Have Bad Days by Shelly Becker,Eda Kaban is This is one of those books that really hits you over the head with a life lesson. To make matters worse it rhymes. I don't mind some of the kids books that ryhme, but I find that the majority of them sacrifice any form of a story in their jilted effort to rhyme. Plus, I don't even think they do a good job of conveying the intended lesson. I do read it sometimes to my daughter, but she tends to lose interrst.
Even Superheroes Have Bad Days by Shelly Becker,Eda Kaban is At first I wasn't sure if my son would like this because he's REALLY into Marvel and PJ Masks - but this book is a huge hit and teaches kids that it's okay to be human but also that we choose how we react towards others when upset. Great book!
Even Superheroes Have Bad Days by Shelly Becker,Eda Kaban is This book totally pulled my daughter of a gigantic tantrum. She loves it and has requested to read it dozens of times especially when she is struggling with frustration and anger. I think this book has helped her realize that everyone experiences these emotions, and that feeling anger or frustration does not make you a bad person. This is an absolutely fantastic book for kids with low self-esteem and impulse control issues, but would also be a cute book for any child.