The Day I Became a Superhero: A True Story of a Seven-Year-Old Girl Who Experienced a Superhuman Power Following a Fatal Car Crash.
By Honi Borden
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In The Day I Became a Superhero, seven-year-old Ommeh faces the toughest day in her life during a fatal car crash with her parents. She is alone and frightened at first, but something miraculous happens when she gets in touch with her inner superhero and her life is changed forever.
En El Da Que me Convert en un Superhroe, Ommeh, una nia de siete aos, se enfrenta
el da ms difcil de su vida en un accidente automovilstico fatal con sus padres.
Ella est sola y asustada al principio, pero algo milagroso sucede cuando se pone
en contacto con su superhroe interior y que su vida cambia para siempre.
I find [this] story raw, real and very inspirational. Its relevant for both adults and young childrenfor us to realize our amazing potential and the miracles we are capable of achieving. Its easy to focus on all of our flaws but what this story reminds us of is our true essence; when we can tap into it, its unbelievably powerful. And that essence is within uswe just have to allow it to manifest. Prea Gulati, PhD Assistant Research Professor, Department of Global Health, George Washington University
It made me feel interested, surprised, and empowered, and I recommend all
kids and adults to read it. I felt like I could do the same for my parents if I am
in a situation like this. Gabe, age 9
Honi Borden
Honi Borden (Ommehoni Motarefi-Borden) is an Author, Speaker and an Intuitive Healer guiding individuals to their own inner light and superpower. Honi facilitates The Reconnections and Reconnective Healings. She is also a Holistic Eco-Beauty Expert and creator of Holeco Life and Holeco Girls, eco-conscious lifestyle products. Honi resides in Maryland with her husband, Karl and her two boys, Kiyan and Nevan, whom she believes are the true teachers in her life. To learn more about Honi, please visit: www.HoniBorden.com
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The Day I Became a Superhero - Honi Borden
Contents
Reviews by Children
Reviews by Adults
Acknowledgement
Honi Borden’s
Notes to Adults
Reference to the Names
The Day I Became
a Superhero
Family Photos
Honi Borden’s Biography
Comentarios de los niños
Comentarios de los adultos
El Reconocimiento
Mensaje de
Honi Borden a los adultos
La Referencia a los Nombres
El Día Que me Convertí en Superhéroe
Reviews by Children
Ommeh’s story reminds all of us that inside each person is a superhero just waiting to come out. If you have love in your heart, anything is possible.
—Rosie, thirteen years old, from Nevada
Each of us wonders sometimes why we were born. Ommeh’s story lets me know that each of us has a special mission in life, even though we don’t always know what it is.
—Dane, thirteen years old, from Nevada
I really more than loved it. It made me feel happy the way the story ended because Ommeh’s parents were alive. At first I didn’t believe that Ommeh could drag her father from the car, but I realize now that if you really want something, you can make it happen.
—Lola, ten years old, from California
I love the story and the way Ommeh gave a message to the reader that if there’s something that you know you have to do, you have the power to do it and no one can stop you.
—Setareh, ten years old, from Virginia
It was a heart-touching story. People, especially children, should really read it and learn from it. Also, the way that Ommeh rescued her father from the car really inspired me to know that if I am ever stuck, I know that the superhero in me can rescue me.
—Kiyan, ten years old, from Maryland
I really liked ‘The Day I Became a Superhero’. I liked this book because it made me feel as if I am a Superhero too. If you are an adult or a kid and like to read books, this is the right book for you. On a scale of zero to ten, I give it a perfect ten because it was awesome.
— Sean, ten year old, from Maryland
‘The Day I Became a Superhero’ made me feel interested, surprised, and empowered, and I recommend all kids and adults to read it. I felt like I could do the same for my parents if we are in a situation like this.
—Gabe, nine years old, from Maryland
In ‘The Day I Became a Superhero’, I like how Ommeh did not get hurt even she was in a bad car accident. I learned that if I believe in myself, I can do something special.
—Hannah, eight years old, from Maryland
I loved this book because it had lots of details in it. I loved how Ommeh rescued her dad like a real superhero. This book made me feel happy and other kids my age should really read it. Adults will like it too. It is really cool that Ommeh is my MOMY in real life.
—Nevan, seven years old, from Maryland
Reviews by Adults
I find ‘The Day I Became a Superhero’ raw, real, and very inspirational. It’s relevant for both adults and young children—for us to realize our amazing potential and the miracles we are capable of achieving. It’s easy to focus on all of our flaws, but what this story reminds us of is our true essence, when we can tap into it, is unbelievably powerful. And that essence is within us; we just have to allow it to manifest.
—Prea Gulati, PhD assistant research professor, Dept. of Global Health, George Washington University
Borden, as a young girl, discovers an inner strength and knowingness that we all have access to. An empowering read for both children and adults.
—Joan Fowler, Practitioner and Mentor, Reconnective Kids and The Reconnection
‘The Day I Became a Superhero’ is a thrilling and fantastic book that fills the reader’s heart with inspiration and a child-like magic! Honi Borden’s story pulls her readers into a world of warmth, family love, friendship, loyalty, personal tragedy, determination, and inspiration. She gives her readers a first-hand experience of extraordinary courage and exceptional power inspired by love and divine illumination. At seven and half years old, Borden is able to move beyond the normal laws of nature and find within herself, in that critical moment, her hidden Superhero raising out of love into the next level of evolution and power in order to save the lives of her family. Whether you believe in a higher power or just the power of love and inspiration, Borden’s recount of her life-altering experience with those super-human forces, pulls the reader into a series of mental images and pictures that linger within us emotionally long after the story is told until the end. Written as a kids inspirational story, Borden’s message resonates with adult readers by helping us cross the boundaries of agelessness and once again touch the hand of our inner child, and the hidden face of our higher power.
—Raymond Q. Holmes, Founder/Director of Quintessence Institute—teaching the Art of Sehaj
"I am touched by ‘The Day I Became A Superhero.’ Riveted and torn by the reality and authenticity in which Ommeh processes her in the moment transformation. Ommeh shared with us a revealing of light in the face of darkness and certain despair. A childs love for the joys of life like playing with her family and friends, the observations of the curiosities of the world and her many questions that open our mind. This is what it means to witness the living path of a super hero that is in all of us. What is most touching about this superhero story is the surrender of power and full embrace of grace once they were no longer needed. In her own sweet and beautiful way Ommeh has shown us all how to embrace our own super hero powers from that warm sensations inspired by hope to act in the face of danger. That is to accept help and love from strangers, to