To be perfectly honest, I am way WAY older than the target audience. Nevertheless, I found the message inspiring in a not-too-preachy kind of way. There is a lot of good advice, and lots of personal stories from the author's life, a great many of which involving his time as a Boy Scout. Many are laugh out loud funny, others just left me with a smile.
It is disconcerting for a book to point out that in all likelihood, you are already someone's hero (a younger sibling, a neighbor, or someone you might not even know). This observation was enough to get me thinking about the Hero Lessons, and wondering how I can improve my life. I think the youth who read this will enjoy it and will likely learn something about what it takes to be an exceptional person. A hero, in fact.
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