I Like Spiderman, So What?

A heartfelt story about a brave girl who challenges gender stereotypes with her love for Spiderman. A celebration of individuality, self-expression, and the right to like what we love—no matter what others say!

Cloe is six years old, full of curiosity, and unafraid to be herself. She loves Spiderman, wants to play soccer, and enjoys all kinds of toys—no matter which store aisle they come from. But when she picks a Spiderman backpack for school, she faces confusion, resistance, and even teasing from those around her. “That’s for boys,” they say. But Cloe isn’t so sure. Who decides what boys and girls should like?

Through Cloe’s candid and insightful voice, I Like Spiderman… So What? explores how gender stereotypes shape childhood experiences and how even the smallest choices—like a backpack—can challenge societal norms. With warmth, humor, and expressive illustrations, this book encourages kids and adults alike to question outdated ideas about gender and embrace individuality. Perfect for parents, educators, and young readers, this story is a celebration of self-expression, breaking barriers, and the simple truth that superheroes—and everything else—belong to everyone.