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Heroes Wear Masks
by Lillian Jane
Today is a very exciting day—it's Elmo is heading off to school, and he wants to be a School Superhero! Join Elmo as he gets ready like a hero and learns about wearing masks and hand washing. It's going to be a SUPER day! With the help of Elmo and his mommy, this all new story from world-renowned education brand Sesame Workshop will help children combat school anxiety and understand new experiences like wearing masks, frequent hand washing, and social distancing. School Superhero reminds readers that it's super to help everyone stay healthy!
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Superheroes
by Maxwell Eaton
Upset that Max gets all the glory for the dangerous task which they both tackle, like saving falls and stopping falling meteors, Pinky considers going solo from his best friend, but when one of the heroic duo gets stuck in a fence, friendship prevails and the courageous pair is soon back on track for their next grand adventure.
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Sisters First
by Jenna Bush Hager
The fraternal twin daughters of the late George and Barbara Bush present an ode to the magic of sisterhood in the story of a little girl who discovers her best self while becoming a loving, inseparable companion to her baby sibling.
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Timothy and the Strong Pajamas
by Viviane Schwarz
When his mother repairs his favorite pajamas with Patches of Power and Buttons of Braveness, young Timothy delights in his new powers that suddenly allow him to save sinking ships, rescue a princess, and help a lost bear get back to his forest home.
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Adventure Annie Goes to Work
by Toni Buzzeo
Donning her sparkly tights and bright red cape, Adventure Girl is ready for a Saturday filled with fun, but when her mother's report goes missing and she has to go to the office with her to find it, Amelia Grace decides to use her great imagination to turn their dull visit into a most memorable expedition!
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Please, Mr. Panda
by Steve Antony
Mr. Panda patiently and politely shares his doughnuts with his friends, who forget to say "please" and "thank you," in a story that combines images of black-and-white animals that contrast with a colorful box of doughnuts.
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Do Super Heroes Have Teddy Bears?
by Carmela LaVigna Coyle
Follow along as two ragtag, everyday superheroes don capes to play in the mud, save their stuffed animals from certain peril, conquer the vegetables at dinner and overcome darkness at night. After five successful books in the Princesses series, Carmela LaVigna Coyle turns her attention to a different childhood fantasy: every little boy and girl has a superhero somewhere inside just waiting to come out. Tie on your cape and join the adventure!
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Super-Villain Ghost Scare!
by Scholastic Inc.
Batgirl and the Flash investigate a series of bizarre crimes which reveal that villains from the Flash's rogues gallery are teaming up and wreaking havoc as part of a mysterious plot.
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The Multiversity
by Grant Morrison
When the fifty-two alternate Earths of the Multiversity come up against a threat big enough to destroy them all, they join forces to defeat the demonic destroyers, the Gentry.
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Dog Man Unleashed
by Dav Pilkey
Petey the cat's criminal curiosity is taking the city by storm and it's up to Dog Man, the newest hero from the creator of Captain Underpants, to unleash justice on this feline ruffian to save the city and prevent Petey the cat from getting away with the purr-fect crime!
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Trial of the Amazons
by Michael Dahl
When a fighter jet crashed on Paradise Island and the Amazons learn of the warlike power of Ares taking over the world, Princess Diana undergoes an Amazonian trial to test her abilities as Wonder Woman.
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Powerless
by Matthew Cody
Aware that their special abilities will disappear when they turn 13 years old, along with any memory that they ever had, 12-year-old Daniel and his new friends must figure out who is behind the plot to steal their thoughts by researching past events to discover essential clues.
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Recess Warriors: Bad Guy Is a Two-Word Word
by Marcus Emerson
When a supervillain unleashes hordes of vampires and werewolves to take over recess, Yoshi, Scrap, and Clinton must overcome new divisions to face their mysterious enemy
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I Know What We Did That Summer
by Marc Sumerak
Katie Power is ready to reveal her secret super-hero life to the world...and it's up to her siblings to stop her before the truth can come back to haunt them! Better act fast, kids...'cause the Snarks are coming!
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Donut The Destroyer
by Sarah Graley
Growing up in a world where everyone is born with a special ability that they choose to develop for good or evil, Donut, the super-strong daughter of infamous villain parents, surprises her family and scheming best friend by deciding to attend the Lionheart School for Heroes.
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The Super Life of Ben Braver
by Marcus Emerson
Ben Braver is sent to a secret school where kids with super abilities learn to control their powers, even though he does not have any super abilities and no one has ever thought he could be special.
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My Brother Is a Superhero
by David Solomons
When his boring do-gooder brother is turned into a superhero, brainy 11-year-old Luke swallows his jealousy and teams up with a nosy neighbor to rescue his brother from a super-sized menace.
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