Iguana Boy Saves the World With a Triple Cheese Pizza: questions to ask and activities to try
Dylan finally gets a superpower: talking to iguanas. Iguana Boy Saves the World With a Triple Cheese Pizza is a very funny superhero story.
What age is it for? Iguana Boy Saves the World With a Triple Cheese Pizza is best for ages 7–10. Good for: A boy with a very disappointing superpower.
Iguana Boy Saves the World With a Triple Cheese Pizza (James Bishop and Rikin Parekh)
- Age
- 7-10
- Best for
- A boy with a very disappointing superpower
Read a chapter at a time. Talk about how Dylan made the best of a disappointing power.
What it helps with
- Making the most of your strengths
- Humour
- Teamwork
- Chapter books
Comprehension and discussion questions
Pick two or three, not all of them. “I don’t know” is a fine answer, and you can always come back to it another day.
- “What did Dylan want?”
- “What power did he get?”
- “How did he feel?”
- “How did the iguanas help?”
- “How did he save the world?”
- “What disappointing superpower would you get?”
5-minute activities to try together
Rubbish superpower
Invent a disappointing superpower and a way to use it.
Pizza plan
Design the ultimate pizza for saving the world.
Free printables: Iguana Boy Saves the World With a Triple Cheese Pizza worksheet and activity pack
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If your child liked this, try
Marv and the Mega Robot (Alex Falase-Koya and Paula Bowles)
- Best for
- An ordinary boy who becomes a superhero
- Age
- 5-7
The Adventures of Captain Underpants (Dav Pilkey)
- Best for
- Two pranksters and the superhero they create
- Age
- 6-9
Charlie Changes Into a Chicken (Sam Copeland and Sarah Horne)
- Best for
- Worries that make you change into animals
- Age
- 7-10
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By the Growing Wise team · Last reviewed: 10 October 2026
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