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Quadzilla loves spending time with his monster friends but gets discouraged when he struggles to do their favorite activities. To cheer him up, his friends invite him to try a new game - football! Quadzilla Finds His Footing is an uplifting story about trying new things, even if it isn’t easy.PRAISE FOR 'QUADZILLA FINDS HIS FOOTING''Even though Quadzilla is a book about monsters, it teaches us what it means to be human. Yes, we all have imperfections, but if we embrace them, joy will be revealed. It’s a great life lesson for kids and adults alike.'-Charlie Berens; comedian, journalist, and creator of 'Manitowoc Minute''Quadzilla Finds His Footing is a reminder that we all have different abilities and it’s important to have friends that help us find our strengths. I can’t wait to share these life lessons with my boys.'-Randall Cobb, professional football player in the National Football League 'The message was so sweet. Everyone has things they’re good at; it just takes some people a little longer than others to find what those things are. Good friends can help you figure it out.'-Kurt Benkert, professional football player in the National Football League'A great story about a big-legged dinosaur named Quadzilla who discovers his love for football. My son, Beaux, loves the illustrations!'-Tyler Beede, professional baseball player in Major League Baseball'AJ Dillon’s Quadzilla Finds His Footing isn’t merely a book about football, nor is it just for kids. Quadzilla is a book that teaches us why it’s okay to be different. In fact, it teaches us why we should celebrate our differences. My eight-year-old daughter, Wren, was recently diagnosed with dyslexia. She connected to Quadzilla - and all the other monsters - in a way that she hasn’t with other characters in books or even movies. I can’t wait for more children to learn about this wonderful book and know they’re not alone, in what often seems like a world that’s too big or too busy to care about their differences.'-Jordan Schultz, sports analyst
