Superheroes for a Day

“We want autistic kids who read the book to be validated and see themselves in the story, and for non-autistic kids to perhaps understand the experience of being autistic a little better.” 
-ABC Canberra Mornings Radio 
“Goes to the heart of autism and offers an inclusive and authentic story that brings the reader into the experience of autism and the lives of these children..” 
- Reading Time - Children’s Book Council of Australia 

“This is a great way to raise awareness for young students. They may be more considerate when realising many issues can be difficult for other kids. Not all children are alike and while most kids understand this, they may not realise what a burden it is for the affected child..”
-Blue Wolf Reviews 
“This book seeks to normalize the experience of autistic children. In making them heroes, there is insight into their perspectives and personal experiences which is fun and engaging. This is a story which is sure to resonate with many young readers in the 8-12 age group.”
-Buzz Words Magazine
“Superheroes for a Day provides important insights into what it is like to be a student with autism, how it differs, and how understanding can overcome unrealistic expectations and problems.” 
-StoryLinks 

“Superheroes for a Day is a gem of a book, one that sparkles especially brightly for autistic readers.”
- Goodreads and personal blog
“Where are the books for younger readers that openly celebrate neurodiversity?  There are none, right? Wrong. Craig Cormick has started to fill this gap in the market with 'Superheroes for a Day' as he tells the story of three Autistic friends who use their 'quirky' capabilities to save the school from endless maths instead of PE. Co-written with his son Caelen ('the best ASD son a dad could want'), Craig has crafted a tight quest, full of funny and relatable moments… should be in every classroom library across Australia
- Just Right Words 

“The story is helpful for others to try and understand why their fellow students with autism react the way they do. Readers could hopefully use this knowledge to help them to have more empathy and consideration in a classroom or social situation” 
- School Days Magazine 
“Superheroes for a Day is a story everyone should read. It's an immersive reading experience, one that helps build understanding and empathy..”
- Kids’ Book Review 
“Craig Cormick’s Superheroes for a Day is asignificant work that illuminates the experiences of individuals withautism. … The book redefines heroism and advocates for greaterunderstanding and support for those on the autism spectrum. In doing so,it fosters a more inclusive and compassionate society where every individual is valued for their unique contributions.”
- City Parent Magazine (Toronto, Canada)
“Great for siblings or friends of kids with autism, and for autistic kids.” - Middle Grade Mavens podcast