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The Day I Lost My Superpowers (edition 2014)

by Michaël Escoffier (Author), Kris Di Giacomo (Illustrator)

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When a young superhero-in-training gets hurt, she discovers that mothers have superpowers, too.
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Title:The Day I Lost My Superpowers
Authors:Michaël Escoffier (Author)
Other authors:Kris Di Giacomo (Illustrator)
Info:Enchanted Lion Books (2014), 32 pages
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The Day I Lost My Superpowers by Michaël Escoffier

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Like Calvin & Hobbes, but French. A masked child enjoys their "superpowers" (making things disappear works on a cupcake, but not on peas), but one day their powers disappear. But Mom's magic kiss makes it all better...maybe Mom has superpowers too?! ( )
  JennyArch | Mar 8, 2024 |
Another one I used in an imagination themed preschool story time. Adorable story with illustrations that help the reader see just how to use your imagination. ( )
  JenW1 | Apr 19, 2017 |
Realistic fiction book about a boy who thinks he has superpowers. ( )
  ebecker13 | Nov 16, 2015 |
I love this book for many reasons; it explores a child's imagination, it also shows a child growing up and realizing that things change, another reason it that through the child's imagination it shows all of the different shenanigans a child gets into on a daily basis. The child in this story believes she has superpowers( sometimes she can make her food disappear/eat it, sometimes she can fly/go down the slide) These imaginations are also times when a child gets in . trouble. I think this book would be good to use just for a fun read aloud. Have the kids discuss what kind of super powers they think they may have. The illustrations bring a child like feel being as they are drawn out with crayon. ( )
  mholtan | Oct 12, 2015 |
A funny sweet, imaginative super story. I wish it had been published when my kids were wee, but it works for me now. ( )
  margothere.library | Aug 8, 2015 |
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