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Karen Kaufman Orloff
I Wanna Iguana
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"I Wanna Iguana" by Karen Kaufman Orloff is a delightful and engaging children's book that tells the story of a young boy named Alex who desperately wants an iguana for a pet. The book is written in a series of letters that Alex writes to his parents, asking for permission to buy an iguana and detailing his plans for taking care of the creature once he gets it. Orloff's use of the letter format is a clever and effective way to structure the story, as it allows readers to see Alex's thoughts and feelings unfold in real-time. The letters are filled with humor, personality, and charm, making them a joy to read aloud or alone. The illustrations by David Catrow are equally delightful, bringing Alex's world to life with vibrant colors and whimsical details. The images of the iguana are both endearing and slightly mischievous, adding to the overall appeal of the book. One of the strengths of "I Wanna Iguana" is its relatability. Children will easily connect with Alex's desire for a pet and his determination to prove that he is responsible enough to take care of it. The book also offers valuable lessons about perseverance, communication, and the importance of following through on one's commitments. Overall, "I Wanna Iguana" is a charming and entertaining read that is sure to delight children and parents alike. Its engaging format, relatable characters, and valuable life lessons make it a standout addition to any children's library...
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