David sue�a con ser un superh�roe, fuerte, valiente y con superpoderes para derrotar a sus enemigos. Pero por m�s que trata, se da cuenta que es solo un ni�o peque�o. Sin embargo, su padre sabe que David ha sido creado con m�s que un simple superpoder como los superh�roes de los comics.

Soy ni�o es una hermosa aventura escrita por Mois�s G�mez, que invita a los ni�os a descubrir la maravilla de haber sido creados por Dios con un prop�sito �nico y especial. Cada p�gina los motiva a reconocer que fueron hechos con una misi�n importante, y que para cumplirla necesitar�n valent�a, fe y fortaleza, dones mucho m�s grandes que cualquier superpoder.

Anclado en verdades b�blicas, Soy ni�o se convierte en una herramienta ideal para padres y educadores que desean guiar conversaciones significativas sobre la identidad, el valor personal y el prop�sito divino.

Este libro complementa el mensaje de su edici�n para ni�as: Soy ni�a, celebrando que tanto ni�os como ni�as son creados y amados por Dios con igual dignidad, aunque con misiones diferentes.

David dreams of being a superhero--strong, brave, and with superpowers to defeat his enemies. But no matter how hard he tries, he realizes he's just a small boy. However, his father knows that David was created with more than just a simple superpower like the superheroes in comic books.

Soy ni�o (I'm a Boy) is a beautiful adventure written by Mois�s G�mez that invites boys to discover the wonder of having been created by God with a unique and special purpose. Each page encourages them to recognize that they were made with an important mission, and that to fulfill it, they will need courage, faith, and strength--gifts far greater than any superpower.

Anchored in biblical truths, Soy ni�o becomes an ideal tool for parents and educators who want to guide meaningful conversations about identity, personal value, and divine purpose.

This book complements the message of its edition for girls, Soy ni�a (I'm a Girl), celebrating that both boys and girls are created and loved by God with equal dignity, though with different missions.