Sidekicked

The story explores what it truly means to be a hero beyond just powers or fame. I wonder if readers see the sidekick as a hero in their own right.

The perspective shift was refreshing and added depth to the superhero genre. I'm curious whether this idea came from a personal experience or a love of side characters.

The whimsical tone kept it light but meaningful, which is tricky with middle-grade books. Was this balance something planned from the start or developed during writing?