Jia Has a Dog Problem
Published on 12. May 2026
40 pages
978-0-593-69709-2 (ISBN)
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A young girl is afraid of dogs, and a small dog is afraid of children in this funny, bighearted picture book about overcoming fear to find friendship.
Jia runs from every dog-big, tiny, spotted, or shaggy. Charlie the French bulldog hides from every kid-behind couches, laundry, even grown-ups' legs.
When something far scarier forces these two together, they discover a sweet surprise: a friend who understands.
Jia runs from every dog-big, tiny, spotted, or shaggy. Charlie the French bulldog hides from every kid-behind couches, laundry, even grown-ups' legs.
When something far scarier forces these two together, they discover a sweet surprise: a friend who understands.
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Stephanie Ellen Sy is the author of A Roof!, You Can't Tame a Tiger, and Jia Has a Dog Problem. She graduated from Tufts University and now splits her time between Vancouver, British Columbia, and Hong Kong. When she's not writing, she's thinking about her next meal or planning her next hike. Learn more at StephanieEllenSy.com.
Isabella Kung is an artist whose illustrations have received accolades from the Society of Illustrators, Spectrum Fantasy Art, 3x3, Creative Quarterly, and SCBWI; and her original artwork has been exhibited at galleries in California, Spain, and Singapore. Isabella has taught illustration and watercolor at the Academy of Art University and California College of Arts. She grew up in Hong Kong and now lives in San Francisco with her husband and adorable cats. Learn more at IsabellaKung.com.
Isabella Kung is an artist whose illustrations have received accolades from the Society of Illustrators, Spectrum Fantasy Art, 3x3, Creative Quarterly, and SCBWI; and her original artwork has been exhibited at galleries in California, Spain, and Singapore. Isabella has taught illustration and watercolor at the Academy of Art University and California College of Arts. She grew up in Hong Kong and now lives in San Francisco with her husband and adorable cats. Learn more at IsabellaKung.com.
