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In a starred review, Kirkus Reviews said "Dragonbreath" "will leave readers in stiches- and on tenterhooks waiting for the next one." Curse of the Were-Wiener will make kids everywhere laugh, shriek, and take a closer look at their lunches. Perfect for fans of "Wimpy Kid" and "Bad Kitty." show more. ISBN 13: 9780147513212. Danny Dragonbreath and his best friend Wendell thought the hot dog from the school cafeteria looked a little . . . off. Then things got weird when the hot dog bit Wendell, and weirder still when Wendell started to sprout back hair. Could Wendell be morphing into a . . . ( cue ominous music ) were-wiener? All evidence points to yes. And unless he and Danny can get past the lunch ladies and slay the alpha-wurst, the whole school could be infected. Written in Ursula Vernon's trademark hybrid style of comic-book panels and text, this is the thrilling third book in the series. In a starred review, Kirkus Reviews said Dragonbreath "will leave readers in stiches- and on tenterhooks waiting for the next one." Curse of the Were-Wiener will make kids everywhere laugh, shriek, and take a closer look at their lunches. Perfect for fans of Wimpy Kid and Bad Kitty . "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title. Ursula Vernon lives in Pittsboro, North Carolina, where vampiric hot dogs dare not tread. At least she hopes. From Booklist : In this third Dragonbreath adventure, Danny first realizes there’s something wrong with his school cafeteria hot dog, and then the hot dog bites his best friend, Wendell. When Wendell and other students start itching, growing hair, and staring at the moon, Danny knows he has to find and destroy the main were-wiener. This time around, Vernon uses black, white, green, and red in the comic-like panels and illustrations that accompany the prose text. The book is just spooky enough for young readers who don’t want to get too scared, and it features the return of the monster potato salad. Grades 3-5. --Kat Kan. forestofpaper. Posts Tagged ‘curse of the were-wiener’ Dragonbreath: Curse of the Were-Wiener by Ursula Vernon (book review) Vernon, U. (2010). Dragonbreath: curse of the were-wiener . New York, NY: Dial Books. Interest Level: 3-6 Reading Level: 4.3 Genre: Fantasy Subjects: Dragons, Iguanas, Frankfurters, School, Lunch, Humor, Cartoon and Comics Dragonbreath Series: 1 – Dragonbreath 2 – Dragonbreath: Attack of the Ninja Frogs 3 – Dragonbreath: Curse of the Were-Wiener 4 – Dragonbreath: Lair of the Bat Monster 5 – Dragonbreath: No Such Thing as Ghosts 6 – Dragonbreath: Revenge of the Horned Bunnies. “It’s either amazingly cool or incredibly gross.” Dragonbreath: Curse of the Were-Wiener is a wacky new take on werewolves, a hilarious mystery adventure, a tale of a heroic journey, bravery, the length one will go for friendship in this highly imaginative and amusing tale. The readers get some fun nerdish insight about the daily life of Wendell, observe Danny breath fire, learn that libraries can actually be useless, and the true dangers of eating school cafeteria food. Danny Dragonbreath and his friend Wendell the Iguana try to stop the school from being further infected after Wendell is bit by an odd looking hot dog (product of Transylvania) and starts turning into a were-wiener. Their journey begins with discovering the were-winers in the cafeteria freezer with a feral hot dog label and a hotline number to call in case of emergency (1-800-WURST-RUS). They learn that to stop the were-wiener school conversion, especially the school bully, they must kill the alpha wurst which will also save Wendell from lycanthropy. Danny choses to enlist the Potato Salad, the ancient enemy of the Hot Dog, and with his gear ready (silver skewers and holy water with mustard), he and the potato salad fight off the minion hot dogs and Danny discovers that his when best friend is running out of time before changing into a were-beast and everyone is itching terribly like they have lizard pox, he finally breaths fire when it’s needed most, kills the Alpha Wurst and saves his friend and everyone else from their school. Danny has a fantasy prone personality, cheerful, superstitious, very energetic, and imaginative opposed to his best friend Wendell that is skeptical, factual, practical, orderly, and logical. Dragonbreath: Curse of the Were-Wiener is a nice change of pace in which these two friends actually reverse their typical roles in the Dragonbreath series. The story has some challenging vocabulary such as premonition, cannibalism, incinerated, morphing, diabolical, Carpathians, dubious, as well as several nonsensical words which also includes sound effects. This hybrid chapter book/graphic novel format does not disappoint. Danny and Wendell are amusing and likable characters and this third installment in the Dragonbreath series is very engaging. Readers will be eager to read more about these two friends and their bizarre adventures especially if they enjoy the Lunch Lady series by Jarrett J. Krosoczka, Giants Beware! By Jorge Aquirre, Lio: There’s a Monster in My Socks by Mark Tatulli, or even Zita the Spacegirl: Book One, Far From Home by Ben Hatake. Curse of the Were-Wiener. Written in Ursula Vernon's trademark hybrid style of comic-book panels and text, this is the thrilling third book in the series. In a starred review, Kirkus Reviews said Dragonbreath "will leave readers in stiches- and on tenterhooks waiting for the next one." Curse of the Were-Wiener will make kids everywhere laugh, shriek, and take a closer look at their lunches. Perfect for fans of Wimpy Kid and Bad Kitty . Binding Type: Paperback Author: Ursula Vernon Publisher: Puffin Books Published: 05/15/2014 ISBN: 9780147513212 Pages: 200 Weight: 0.50lbs Size: 6.90h x 5.40w x 0.70d Accelerated Reader Quiz #/Name: 138713 / Curse of the Were-Wiener Reading Level: 4.2 / Interest Level: Lower Grade / Point Value: 2. Ursula Vernon. Ursula Vernon (born 1978) is a professional artist who lives in North Carolina. She uses both traditional and digital media, with most of her art going through several stages of planning both on paper and computer. She produced an online comic , which features a wombat, dead gods, white peacocks, and other misfits and ne'er-do-wells. The comic, which ended in 2011, is available in its entirety online at diggercomic.com and compiled print versions are available from Sofawolf Press. It Made Sense at the Time: Selected Sketches by Ursula Vernon , part of Sofawolf's Artistic Visions series, was published in November 2004. She wrote Black Dogs, a two-volume fantasy novel series published by Sofawolf Press. Black Dogs Part One: The House of Diamond has interior art by Chris Goodwin and the first edition was published in 2007 with cover art by Ursula [1] and second edition was published in January 2011 with cover art by Talenshi (to match cover of part two). Black Dogs Part Two: The Mountain of Iron was first published in January 2011 with art (cover and interior) by Talenshi. Her first children's book, Nurk, the strange surprising adventures of a (somewhat) brave shrew was published in May 2008. Dragonbreath , the first book in her new series for young readers, was released in June 2009. Dragonbreath mixes comics and traditional writing. The Dragonbreath series consists of seven books as of February 2012: Dragonbreath , Dragonbreath: Attack of the Ninja Frogs , Dragonbreath: Curse of the Were-wiener , Dragonbreath: Lair of the Bat Monster , Dragonbreath : No Such Thing as Ghosts , Dragonbreath : Revenge of the Horned Bunnies , and Dragonbreath: When Fairies Go Bad . Ursula is under contract for a total of eleven Dragonbreath books. Ursula's work uses a range of styles, sometimes realistic, sometimes humorous and cute. One of her recurring themes is Gearworld , a world that juxtaposes the organic and the inorganic. Gearworld is a recurring theme in the work of Ursula Vernon . It is typified by eroded concrete, iron, gears, and the melding of organic and inorganic - Steam pipe tree, for instance, or fish that live in glass tubes bolted to the walls. Gearworld is vast and changeable - the normal rules of the world do not apply consistently, or in some cases at all. It is inhabited by a range of peoples, some fantastic, others mundane, all of whom remain to be explored. Ursula has created a LiveJournal that is ostensibly the translated journals of Eland, an anthropomorphic antelope who, with the help of his assistant Heinrich (a bear and a chef) and their pack mule, intends to explore this world. Ursula's cover for Best in Show won the Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Published Illustration in 2003. She was nominated for the 2006 Eisner Awards in the category Talent Deserving of Wider Recognition for her work on Digger . Digger won the 2012 for Best Graphic Story. Ursula is a regular vendor and attendee at . Did you know? Ursula is the creator of the Biting Pear of Salamanca, a work which became an internet meme in the form of the "LOL WUT" pear.