Raising Supaman is a journey into adulthood. The author shares letters to his son that were never intended to be published. The letters provide important lessons not only for children but for adults as well.

Raising Supaman is a reminder about the importance and value in the lost art of writing. The author contends that the volume of a parent's voice and behavior often drowns out the intended aim of the communication. Children like adults too often focus on the passion and urging rather than the purpose and goal of the message.

Raising Supaman prompts parents to put in written words the hopes, dreams and the deep affection that they have for their children. The author believes there are many gifts parents can give a child but few gifts are more valuable than the gift of a love letter.