Ivan and the Firebird

by

Alexandra Pugachevsky

The witch ordered him to capture the Firebird. She never said anything about falling in love.

At twenty-seven, Ivan has never questioned his place in the world: youngest brother, village "dimwit," the one who tends the horses and keeps the fire burning while everyone else gets on with living. Then one cold spring morning, he finds a glowing feather in the forest. And everything changes.

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IAC Main Tropes:

Slow Burn

Detailed Tropes:

Portal fantasy, Fish out of Water, Slavic folklore, Slow burn, Talking animals

Representations in This Book:

Age Groups:

Adult

Spice Level:

Level 2

Available Formats:

Paperback, eBook

Content Information:

Level 2

parental loss, treacherous brothers

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About the Author

Alexandra Pugachevsky

Alexandra Pugachevsky has always believed that magical elements exist in all aspects of our lives and reality is multi-dimensional. She writes in the magical realism genre.

Having immigrated to the United States in her teens, Alexandra immediately fell in love with Pittsburgh, and has retained that love until now. Another city she loves is Paris, and both Pittsburgh and Paris feature prominently in her work.

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