Very cute book. I'm not particularly a comic book fan but I liked the art and it's a nice little inspirational story for kids. As an adult, I actually learned some things about Stain Lee too, which is awesome!

I love the Little People, Big Dreams series so was excited to read the newest addition. I have never really got into Marvel or comics so Stan Lee wasn't someone I knew a great deal about therefore this book was very interesting and I found the biography at the end particularly insightful. As always with this series, I love that this book focusses on the personality traits that make someone successful, for example creativity, dedication and kindness in this case, as opposed to just listing their achievements. I love that even though they are written primarily for children, the language doesn't feel too juvenile so as an adult it is entertaining to read these as a quick summary of the celebrity. I wasn't a fan of the illustration style used in this book however I thought the pictures told the story well and didn't detract from the story being told.

Overall I absolutely love this series and will continue to read each new one that comes out!

Yet another winner from the Little People, BIG DREAMS series. This time the focus is on Stan Lee. How he went from reading in his bedroom and taking part in writing competitions to becoming the comic book creator we all know now.

The information is presented in a way that is both informative but interesting for your child.

As always the illustrations are fantastic and really add to the overall story.

This was such a cute biography of Stan Lee for the kiddos. I loved the art style and the emphasis on how 1 kid could grow up to have such an impact on the world. My favorite part was that real photos & facts were included at the end of the book so kids can connect what they read with what actually happened.

Thanks to NetGalley, Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara, and Quarto Publishing for the chance to review this advanced copy!

This is a fun children's book discussing the story of the comic book creator, Stan Lee. The illustrations are very cute and eye-catching. I think children will absolutely enjoy this book and learn quite a bit about his life. I was not very familiar with his story and so learned a lot. This is part of a series of biographies, Little People, Big Dreams written by this author that are well researched and engaging. I look forward to new additions to the series and so far I haven't been disappointed by any of these.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for this ARC in exchange for my honest opinion.