Batman: An Origin Story (DC Comics Super Heroes)

This book has a mix of easy sight words and a few complicated words to increase vocabulary. Id say a strong 3rd grade reader up to a weak 5th grade reader would be the appropriate range. There are discussions questions at the end to expound on the learning aspects. The content is interesting for batman fans and anyone who enjoys superhero story lines.

This book is good and it has good drawing great for younger kids

Product came as describedGood quality and very affordable.So happy for the purchase

I believe this is a current origin story for Batman, I phrase it that way as it hits many familiar beats, but it implies Alfred is part of the creation of Batman, as opposed to someone confided in not long after Batman begins solving crimes... For the sake of brevity Robin and Batgirl are introduced at the same time in this story, again creating the impression they were both helping Batman (together) simultaneously, and the focus remains on Batman, omitting his ward Dick Grayson from the story.This is a solid quick read, but for longtime fans of Batman seeking to introduce their young child to the character there may be moments that give you pause.

Great visuals. Kids loved the book.

Great super hero introduction for kids - the book is a great size and the illustrations are amazing! Got this as a gift for my nieces this Xmas and they loved it.

Not too dark and glosses quickly over how Bruce became an orphin. Focuses on how he works hard to become a super hero by learning martial arts, studying hard to learn chemistry and other skills to help him solve crimes. My 6 and 3 year olds love it.

Our 4 year old loves this book.