
"Read the complete adventures that turned Steve Rogers into the hero Captain America."--Page 4 of cover.
Publisher:
New York :, Little, Brown and Company,, 2014
Edition:
First edition
ISBN:
9780316256322
0316256323
0316256323
Characteristics:
152 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Alternative Title:
At head of title: Marvel
Captain America, the first avenger (Motion picture)
Captain America, the first avenger (Motion picture)



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Add a CommentI’m watching some of the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies and didn’t want to break the flow in my lineup before getting my hands on the first Captain America flick. So I decided to read a book based on the screenplay for now.
It so happens to be a book targeted at kids. Doesn’t bother me, since I can do middle grade books now and then.
What did bother me was running into two instances of a little foul language. So what if those words are now allowed on 21st-century network TV? Can’t we give youngsters a tad more time to read books that are free of that stuff? Eeesh.
Besides that, though, I got a kick out of this read. A “never give up” type of story with exciting turns and plenty of action. And, yes–I certainly did do the sound effects aloud, when they came up. WHACK! WHAM! BLAM! The intriguing ending must be an after-Marvel-movie-credits kind of scene.
Steve’s heart, his determination, may be this book’s highest recommendation.