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The Boy Who Was Fire
A Fire is born to a Tree and a bolt of Lightning. He runs wild, burning a path of destruction wherever he goes. But then he Grows up, finds a Home. And in the end, he sees gardens growing in his footsteps.
“Thank you for writing this for us!” - Huck, Age 5
“It’s a book about rejuvenation.” - Bode, Age 9
“Using lyrical prose, author Marcus Kahle McCann has written a story that feels like both a mystical and metaphorical telling of regeneration and new beginnings.... If a tale of both imagination and intellect appeal to you, The Boy Who Was Fire will likely have you thinking deeply." -The Children's Book Review, Age 12
“Graphic novel–style digital illustrations by Varga evoke a deeper mythology, resulting in a story that may encourage young readers to consider unintended mishaps as opportunities for growth.” -Publishers Weekly, Age 148
Look at the Boy that Looks Like a Fox
Look at the Boy That Looks Like a Fox is for and about every child that's ever said, "Watch me do this!" It's about a boy who, like all of us, wants to be seen and known; a boy who, even though he is fast as a fox and as clever as a fox and so very much like a fox, is not actually a fox but only a boy with mischievous eyes. ...Or maybe that's just what a sly fox would want you to think.
Early prints of Look at the Boy that Looks Like a Fox, contain one misspelled word. If you or your Reader find it, message us, and we’ll send you a prize!