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Toni The Superhero
Toni The Superhero by R.D Base

Toni the Superhero is a illustrated children's book about a little boy named Toni who has extraordinary powers saving the citizens from his neighborhood. He loves the little things though: from helping out with chores, eating well balanced meals and adequate bedtime Toni is a superhero overall.

One of the cutest and inspiring children's book that everyone needs to read to their kids. I had a smile on my face, it's been a while that I have read a children's book. It's really adorable. I wish I knew how he obtained the powers but I guess it was more metaphorical because he's spreading kindness to his friends and family. It will appeal to parents reading to their kids for bedtime, grade teachers and librarians
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