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 Super Ty! (My First I Can Read!, Ty's travels)
 Author: Lyons, Kelly Starling

 Publisher:  Harper (2025)

 Classification: Easy
 Physical Description: 31 p., col. ill., 24 cm

 BTSB No: 591631 ISBN: 9780063083721
 Ages: 4-8 Grades: K-3

 Subjects:
 Imagination -- Fiction
 Play -- Fiction
 Superheroes -- Fiction
 Brothers -- Fiction

Price: $14.99

Summary:
Ty loves superheroes. He watches them on TV and reads books about them. When he puts on a cape and a mask, he becomes Super Ty! But even his super skills can't solve all problems by himself. That's what Ty's super friend is for--his brother!

 Illustrator: Mata, Nina

Reviews:
   School Library Journal (+) (06/01/25)

Full Text Reviews:

School Library Journal - 06/01/2025 PreS-Gr 1—In the latest installment of the "Ty's Travels" series, Ty's love of superheroes sparks another heartwarming adventure. When he finds a makeshift cape and mask in his closet, Ty becomes Super Ty—ready to save the day! From helping a man with the grocery store door, to encouraging a nervous boy on the slide, and even finding Momma's missing keys, Ty uses his imagination and kindness to make a difference. But when he and his older brother lose a paper airplane in a tree, not even Super Ty can solve the problem—until a surprise hero swoops in to help, reminding Ty that, "Being a superhero is fun. But having a super brother is even better." Lyons's simple narrative patterning, repeated phrases like "He saves the day," and gentle conflict make this an ideal choice for emerging readers. The accessible language, large font, and generous spacing support early literacy skills, while Mata's cheerful, energetic illustrations add charm and context throughout. All characters are Black. A joyful, empowering early reader, this strong series entry celebrates imagination, family, and small acts of heroism. VERDICT An excellent addition to beginning reader collections.—Louie Lauer - Copyright 2025 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.

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