Review: OK
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2013
This book has nice illustrations, and it addresses a common belief that you have to be a rock star to be a hero.  The ending could be taken that it's OK to be who you are, and that small acts of kindness are just as important as big ones.  But it could also be taken that settling for a lesser goal is acceptable if you don't want to put in the effort and practice it takes to be a rock star.  I would have liked it better if the moral to the story is that it's better to be kind than rich and famous; that love and concern are riches too.I wrote a lesson plan based on this book that can be used by art teachers.  The terms of service won't allow me to link to an outside web page, so please go to The Examiner, a free online newspaper, and search for the article What's your most famous moment?