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“Bad kitty!" he screeched, snarling and baring his fangs at Grimalkin, who yawned and turned away to groom his tail. "Evil, evil, sneaky kitty! Bite your head off in your sleep, I will! Hang you by your toes and set you on fire! Burn, Burn!" -Razor”

Quote by Julie Kagawa

Book:The Iron Queen

Work

In this fantasy novel, the protagonist is a queen who governs a kingdom known for its iron and steel production. The story delves into her reign, exploring themes of power, politics, and the challenges of leadership in a world where metal is a precious resource. more

Author

Julie Kagawa is an American author known for her young adult fantasy novels. Her works include the 'Iron Fey' series and the 'The Lost Hero' series, which have gained popularity among readers. more

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