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Children's Author Releases Second Inspiring Career Book
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SEATTLE - Washingtoner -- Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc., of Johnson City, Tennessee, is thrilled to announce the release of the second book in Leah Pezzetti's She Dreamed, So She Did series, Brenna the Firefighter!

Leah Pezzetti is a meteorologist and storyteller at KING 5 in Seattle, WA. Her hometown is Sacramento, CA, but her career has moved her across the West Coast, from Bakersfield, CA, to Las Vegas, NV, to San Diego, CA. Her passion is science education, and in her time off, she enjoys visiting elementary classrooms to teach kids about meteorology. She is also a proud member of the Junior League of Seattle, where she's been a leader in community involvement and volunteerism. Readers can find her on Instagram @SheDreamedSeries and @LeahPezzetti.

In Brenna the Firefighter, young Brenna watches a team of firefighters battle a blazing fire to protect her community, and something inside her sparks to life. Mesmerized by their courage and teamwork, she can't stop thinking about what she's seen.

That night, her imagination takes over. In vivid, colorful dreams, Brenna becomes a firefighter herself—rushing into action, putting out fires, and helping those in need. Each dream feels so real, so exciting, that when morning comes, she realizes it's more than just a fantasy.

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With a little encouragement from her parents, Brenna begins to believe in herself and her newfound passion. Why just dream about being brave when she can grow up to be brave? Filled with inspiration and heart, Brenna sets her sights on a future where she won't just watch heroes—but become one! She is going to do it!

Brenna the Firefighter follows Leah's debut children's book and the first in her series, Emily the Meteorologist. Both books are available on Amazon, Barnes&Noble.com, and through Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc., https://jancarolpublishing.square.site/s/order.

Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc. includes various imprints, each specializing in a particular genre—from Appalachian stories to children's books and more. At JCP, we believe 'every story needs a book.' For more information, call Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc., at 423.926.9983, or visit jancarolpublishing.com.

Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc.
P.O. Box 701
Johnson City, TN 37605
423.926.9983
www.jancarolpublishing.com/

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