Ty’s Travels: Super Ty!
My First I Can Read Book
by Kelly Starling Lyons
4+
Score
1.3
32
Ty loves superheroes. He watches them on TV and reads books about them.
When he puts on a cape and a mask, he becomes Super Ty! Super Ty flies around helping Momma and others. But even with his super skills, he can’t solve every problem by himself. That’s what Ty’s super friends are for—like his brother!
One of the book’s highlights is how Ty acts like a superhero in everyday situations. At the grocery store, he helps a man struggling with a baby and groceries by “whooshing like the wind” to blow open the door. When a frightened boy hesitates at the top of a slide, “Ty rockets to the boy’s side” and they slide down together. These moments encourage children to practice kindness and help others. The story ends with a gentle reminder that everyone needs assistance sometimes. For example, when Ty can’t retrieve his plane from a tree, his superhero brother comes to the rescue.
Part of the My First I Can Read Series, Super Ty! uses basic language, word repetition, and supportive illustrations designed for emergent readers. Each page features one to four simple sentences alongside large, brightly colored artwork that reinforces the text. The illustrations shift to a crayon-drawing style when Ty uses his imagination, helping young readers distinguish between reality and fantasy.
Superhero-loving beginning readers will embrace Super Ty! The combination of short sentences, engaging visuals, and a heartwarming message about everyday heroism will appeal to both children and the adults reading with them. For more superhero fun with a positive message, pair Super Ty! with Yasmin the Superhero by Saadia Faruqi.
Sexual Content
- None
Violence
- None
Drugs and Alcohol
- None
Language
- None
Supernatural
- None
Spiritual Content
- None
Ty wipes his eyes. “I need a super friend.” –Super Ty!
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