World of Reading: Black Panther:: This is Black Panther-Level 1: Level 1

Its an i can read book my son loves it.

It’s the ok

Cute book for early readers who love Black Panther, hard to find too many items with Black Panther for young readers.

Great gift

Great simple-text introduction to Black Panther’s origin story that includes images of T’Challa with and without his mask. It is well-illustrated. A couple things to note: - The books handles T’Challa’s father’s death, but does not directly say that he dies. - In terms of content, each page has short, simple sentences — usually one to three — and repetitive words, which makes it ideal for beginning readers. - The book also briefly discusses natural resources, which might be a good launching point for the relevant topic of colonization for kids who want to explore the meaning of the character. - The book centers only on the men’s stories, so if you’re looking for intersectional feminism that appears in the film, this isn’t that. Fingers crossed that some future stories might include that.

We have several of these level 1 Marvel superhero books. My 5 year old loves them, and even brought them to school so his teacher can learn about all the superheros. This books talks more about Black Panther's dad then the movie does, but its nice to hear his backstory.

My 5 year old son loves this book. Its perfect for introducing the character and discovering how he became black panther. As he is able to read more this book is going to be perfect.

Easy reader book.

Black Panther has quickly become one of my kid's favorite superheros and this book is a great intro to him. Easy to read with big pictures! Wakanda Forever!

Word if reading le encanta a mi hija y está coleccionando, entiende la lectura los dibujos y la calidad del cómic es expectacular.

Amazing book for kids..My 6 year daughter recently started reading and because she loves Marvel characters, took interest in reading on her own..Highly recommended..

We now have a reasonable collection of these colourful and very well presented soft cover first level reading books. So we obviously like and would recommend them to the youngest super hero fans out there. Our 5 year old son continued to come home from school with stories about super heroes. We’re not really in to the topic, but he is fascinated and knows most of them. So we got him a set of books within in this series as a start. They are great for guided reading; he will read the easy, obvious words, I help him with the more difficult ones and obscure names like T’Challa. Against my wish I now know more about the superhero back stories. But it’s really great for him as it captures his interest. We soon worked through our first batch of super hero booklets. And I’ve now started to order more recent, single books. Black Panther, as a super hero for children is great given its diversification from the standard super hero type, also as it relates to Africa. I continue to be amazed by the concept and which there was something similar around when I had to learn to read many decades ago.

Great beginner series for introducing super hero