Harold the Iceberg Is Not a Super Food - Wyzlic, Lisa
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"The perfect picture book for anxious kids." -Romper, on Harold the Iceberg Melts Down When Harold first meets Kayla, he's in awe. She's tall and strong, has glorious, full leaves and is always ready to help with a smile. But the more Harold thinks about how super Kayla is, the more he feels like he's not good enough, no matter how much he wants to help others. Harold is not a super food. As his worries continue to grow, it'll be up to his friends to show Harold that not only is he enough, but that he's a super helper in his own special ways. Written by Lisa Wyzlic and whimsically illustrated…mehr

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"The perfect picture book for anxious kids." -Romper, on Harold the Iceberg Melts Down When Harold first meets Kayla, he's in awe. She's tall and strong, has glorious, full leaves and is always ready to help with a smile. But the more Harold thinks about how super Kayla is, the more he feels like he's not good enough, no matter how much he wants to help others. Harold is not a super food. As his worries continue to grow, it'll be up to his friends to show Harold that not only is he enough, but that he's a super helper in his own special ways. Written by Lisa Wyzlic and whimsically illustrated by Rebecca Syracuse, Harold the Iceberg's second adventure is about finding ways to lift up your community by first lifting up yourself and those closest to you.
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Lisa Wyzlic enjoys imagining creatures and objects with Strong Feelings and telling their stories. Like her characters, Lisa often has her own Strong Feelings, though normally not about melting. She lives with her husband, two kids, and two rescue cats in Manitoba, Canada. She is also the author of Harold the Iceberg Melts Down. Rebecca Syracuse is an illustrator and children's book designer based in Jersey City. She received a BFA in illustration from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA. After graduating, Rebecca got her start designing children's products, but quickly discovered her real love: BOOKS! When she isn't drawing faces on vegetables, you might find her scoping the shelves of her local bookstore, or trying to pet a stray cat. She is also the illustrator of Harold the Iceberg Melts Down.