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Iggy who breathes fire

"Iggy was born to set the world on fire--literally. Her parents aren't so sure. They bring in the experts--a professor, fire chief, librarian, and doctor--who suggest everything from eating ice cream to sitting in a cold room, but none can help her tame her fire. Hilarious and heartwarming (get it?)...

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Main Author: Kruck, Carrie (Author)
Other Authors: Meza, Erika (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Los Angeles ; New York : Disney/Hyperion, 2024.
Edition:First edition.
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Girls > Juvenile fiction.
Fire > Juvenile fiction.
Ability > Juvenile fiction.
Identity (Psychology) > Juvenile fiction.
Identity > Juvenile fiction.
Picture books.
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Summary:"Iggy was born to set the world on fire--literally. Her parents aren't so sure. They bring in the experts--a professor, fire chief, librarian, and doctor--who suggest everything from eating ice cream to sitting in a cold room, but none can help her tame her fire. Hilarious and heartwarming (get it?) in equal measure, IGGY WHO BREATHES FIRE celebrates that kids are the true experts when it comes to their own identity, and it's up to them to decide when and how to share themselves with the world."--Amazon
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 24 cm
ISBN:9781368094979
136809497X
Author Notes:Carrie Kruck was born and raised in Canada, studied and worked as a psychologist in Australia, and now lives in a cozy house at the edge of the woods in New England. Her home is filled with laughter and love and a lot of Lego, and has a room with built-in bookshelves that she calls "the library," so she has pretty much everything she needs! Learn more at CarrieKruck.com.

Erika Meza is the author-illustrator of To the Other Side , which was called "gorgeously rendered" by Kirkus in a starred review. She has illustrated many other books for young readers, including My Two Border Towns (written by David Bowles) and Balloons for Papa (written by Elizabeth Gildert Bedia). She grew up in Mexico, studied illustration in France, and now resides in the United Kingdom, with her blue cat. Learn more at ErikaMeza.com.

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