If you have new readers who love super-heroes, this is a perfect little book. But, maybe because I am a little partial to these books because I have always loved these books. I don't remember if I ever got these books for my older son (now 17 as of this review), but I remember when my younger son (now 11 as of this post) started Kindergarten, these little books were at the library and these were some of the books I would pick up.

And there were others but these were always our favorites because they had his favorite characters; super-heroes etc. I remember he liked the smaller easy readers as well but I don't remember the name of those.

The pictures are well drawn, bright colors and not too many words on one page. I had to even read it myself, just for the memories of picking them up! :-)

They have several different types, not just the super-heroes, but, seeing that I have boys, that's what we got! :-)

Why did I pick this up when I have children so much older?
Well, because it was just for the memories of it all, and for the quick and easy read today when I had my son sit down and read it. Then my older son wanted a quick and easy read too, so, he read it too! lol

So, for the little ones in your life who are early readers, these are perfect! ( )

Cute kids-level Super Friends story my 3 year old really enjoys.

Makes me wonder how confusing it'll be when he gets to read my old Silver Age and modern age comics to sort out which Bizarro, Luthor, etc. he remembers/understands. ( )

If you have new readers who love super-heroes, this is a perfect little book. But, maybe because I am a little partial to these books because I have always loved these books. I don't remember if I ever got these books for my older son (now 17 as of this review), but I remember when my younger son (now 11 as of this post) started Kindergarten, these little books were at the library and these were some of the books I would pick up.

And there were others but these were always our favorites because they had his favorite characters; super-heroes etc. I remember he liked the smaller easy readers as well but I don't remember the name of those.

The pictures are well drawn, bright colors and not too many words on one page. I had to even read it myself, just for the memories of picking them up! :-)

They have several different types, not just the super-heroes, but, seeing that I have boys, that's what we got! :-)

Why did I pick this up when I have children so much older?
Well, because it was just for the memories of it all, and for the quick and easy read today when I had my son sit down and read it. Then my older son wanted a quick and easy read too, so, he read it too! lol

So, for the little ones in your life who are early readers, these are perfect! ( )

Another Super Friends beginning reader book, with the same quality as the previous two reviewed. A mediocre story that focuses more on the limited vocabulary pertaining to its reading level than on interesting language, and relies on the beloved Justice League characters to float the book. A working strategy, by the way; we bought three of these books without consideration of their narrative quality, simply because my girls adore these superheroes. As for the story, this book is about Bizarro, a strange anti-Superman who is usually a bad guy in the comic versions. Here, he wants to be a superhero, but he does everything wrong. The Super Friends teach him how to use his powers for good, and he even saves Superman at the end. Again, buy these books if your kids need some reading material featuring their favorites caped crusaders, but don't expect much from the story. ( )