Who's Your Hero? - Mastromonaco, Kama
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Kama Mastromonaco believes true heroes are not the superheroes of movies, but the people who stand on the frontlines during a crisis, who lay their lives down for us on a daily basis, and those who are the closest to us and offer consistent inspiration, education, and protection. This inspirational and colorfully illustrated picture book presents children with positive influences and strong role models to help them grow in today's society. Included are a doctor, nurse, farmer, pilot, mother, father, brother, sister, firefighter, policeman, teacher, construction worker, and soldier. Each has…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Kama Mastromonaco believes true heroes are not the superheroes of movies, but the people who stand on the frontlines during a crisis, who lay their lives down for us on a daily basis, and those who are the closest to us and offer consistent inspiration, education, and protection. This inspirational and colorfully illustrated picture book presents children with positive influences and strong role models to help them grow in today's society. Included are a doctor, nurse, farmer, pilot, mother, father, brother, sister, firefighter, policeman, teacher, construction worker, and soldier. Each has brief description of why that character should be considered a hero. A perfect book for parents, caregivers, and teachers of children ages 2-7, helping kids to look up to different types of people and professions, and see them in a heroic light.
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Autorenporträt
Originally from Higgins Lake, Michigan, Kama Mastromonaco graduated from Davenport University with a BA in business administration and marketing. For 25 years she worked in the hospitality industry, but currently works as a real estate agent as well as an airbrush tanning technician, owning her own business. The 2020 pandemic led Kama to writing this book after she realized the importance of providing modern-day heroes to children who only know fictional superheroes. She wants to introduce modern-day heroes by channeling her passion for art, writing, and creative design, as well as her love for children. It was written in memory of Gina Mastromonaco, Kama's twin sister, and her hero.Kama currently resides in Traverse City, where she enjoys spending time with family, including her seven nieces and nephews, along with close friends and their children. She loves casual and fine dining, shopping fast fashion, visiting with animals, traveling and exploring new areas, meeting new people, cooking, and creative writing.