Christopher Harbo

Batman is used in this story to illustrate what it means to be Trustworthy. It is one of a 6 book Series where each focus on one of the Pillars of Character from the program used in many schools. Batman uses his interactions with the citizens of Gotham, his friends and the villains to teach about trust. The story shows how Batman develops trust by being loyal, responsible, honest, courageous and just being the best you can be. I like how they reiterate the points from the story at the end in very simple terms.

For kids who love Marvel & DC, using the characters they identify with and love to demonstrate this character trait, will help them to understand and hopefully emulate the positive characteristic. The story is very simple and easy to understand, and the cartoon graphics will attract the attention of the listener or reader. The villians are the same ones that are in the animated series. This is a good book to use at home or school to teach these positive character traits or reinforce traits already taught. A great addition to family and school libraries. The additional books in this series that will be released later include: Wonder Woman is Respectful, Superman is a Good Citizen, Green Lantern is Responsible, The Flash is Caring, and Aquaman is Fair. The publisher generously provided me with a copy of this book via Netgalley.
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