Not all superheroes wear capes. Some wear SMOs. Some go to therapy. And some have little sparks inside their brains.

Meet Marcus, a joyful little boy with a big imagination, an even bigger heart, and a brain that works a little differently.

When Marcus is diagnosed with a rare genetic condition called GRIN2A-related neurodevelopmental disorder, his family discovers that life may look different than they imagined but different doesn't mean less wonderful.

Through simple, child-friendly language and warm, colorful illustrations, Super Marcus and the Sparks Inside helps young readers understand epilepsy, autism, therapy, doctor visits, and the power of kindness. Along the way, Marcus's biggest fan his brother Grayson shows that being a superhero isn't about having super strength. It's about showing up with patience, curiosity, love, and inclusion.

Perfect for families, classrooms, therapists, and healthcare providers, this heartfelt story encourages children to ask questions, celebrate differences, and see the incredible strengths that make every child unique.

Because every child deserves to feel seen. Every family deserves to feel understood. And every heart has a superpower.

Perfect for:

Children ages 3-8

Families navigating epilepsy, autism, or rare diseases

Classrooms and inclusive education

Sibling discussions

Pediatric clinics and therapy offices

Anyone raising kind, compassionate kids