Four-year-old Ross admires his older cousin, Eric, and wants to be just like him. And for good reason—Eric is an excellent role model, a superhero in Ross’s eyes. In My MVP and Me, Ross asks his mom to make him just like Eric. With a little help from his mom, Ross learns that the activities he enjoys with Eric such as playing football, body-slamming, and laughing are just a small part of what it means to be an MVP. Ross learns that he can follow the example of Eric’s attitudes and actions without being just like him in every way: heroes come in all shapes, sizes, and colors!
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My Review - 5 of 5 stars -
This was a cute read. I loved the idea of teaching about character rather than looks. The illustrations went well with the aspects of character that were covered on each page. I felt like this story should be read and used to teach children and adults alike. We have the ability to be someone's MVP, but we need to decide to be that person.
I received a copy of this story through RABT Book Tours, and this is my unsolicited review.
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