New superhero rhyming children's book, 'I Heart Superhero Kid,' available on Amazon

ROCK ISLAND, Ill. - May 11, 2016 - PRLog -- Inside each and every one of us there is a secret crush on a superhero...

Donning a cape, teddy bear, and wake up hair is this city's superhero - Superhero Kid.

This is the premise of Rock Island author Jason Tanamor's new children's/middle aged kids' book, "I Heart Superhero Kid."

The book is an epic story between good and bad, told in rhyming verse involving a hero, his arch enemy, talking cats, and a girl with a crush.

Illustrated by Tanamor's son, Ryan McFate, fans of fantasy and the superhero genre will love this rhythmic poem.

"People are fascinated with superheroes. Me included. Since I was a child, there was this secret obsession with having super powers," Tanamor said. "I remember being a kid and wrapping a beach towel around my neck, pinning it together with a safety pin, and pretending that I had a cape."

The critically acclaimed author of "Anonymous" and "Drama Dolls" finally decided to pen his own superhero tale. "'I Heart Superhero Kid' is a story that everyone can relate to. Young or old, they'll resonate with this story because everyone has their own superhero story," said Tanamor. "Whether it's battling an illness, finding strength within to manage a stressful situation, or in this case, trying to win over a crush, this story will keep people believing that good and hope will always prevail."

The storyline revolves around Lizzy, a girl obsessed with discovering who Superhero Kid really is. She goes to extreme lengths to find out his true identity, including an idea involving getting mugged so that the hero would have to save her.

While Lizzy is plotting her future, Superhero Kid's arch enemy, the Evil Man, is plotting his own future - to take over the city. The Evil Man's plan is to strike during the city's largest event, a best pizza pie contest where celebrities and politicians convene to partake in delicious pizza slices from area and celebrity chefs. Musicians and comedians perform to entertain, while vendors and games provide activities to those in attendance.

One person is standing in the Evil Man's way - Superhero Kid. The result is an epic battle of the ages, between good and bad.

"I love superhero stories that have real world implications," Tanamor said. "When people can relate to the storyline, it gives readers hope that they can conquer their own complex situations or battles."

"I Heart Superhero Kid" is available at Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Heart-Superhero-Kid-superhero-story-ebook/dp/B01D7TOPTM) in paperback for $15.00 and digitally for $3.99.

Visit Jason Tanamor on the web at http://www.tanamor.com.