Books by Ursula Vernon
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review 1: I enjoyed this book much more than I thought I would. I decided to pick it up due to the popularity this series has amongst the kids at my library. And to my surprise, I found it quite funny, delightful & well written. It is a fun and sarcastic romp in a world run by reptiles ...
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review 1: This addition to the "Dragonbreath" series is good like the first book of the series is: a combination of information on a focused topic and the unbelievable. "Lair of the Bat Monster" teaches young readers all about bats in humorous (sometimes laugh-out-loud) ways through endea...
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review 1: A fun addition to the Dragonbreath series. In this second book, Danny is going through an obsession with all things ninja and Kung fu. Much to his dismay, his best friend Wendell seems to be involved in a romantic relationship with an exchange student from Japan, Suki. The boy...
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review 1: This is a great book.I like this book Dragonbreath No Such Thing As Ghosts because it has parts in it where you cant wait what’s going to happen next. This book sucks you into all of the action and you almost don't want it to end. The book has a good amount of action,mystery,and ...
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review 1: One of my students surprised me with this book as a Christmas present. He said he knew I liked books so he got me this one.It's a cute story that reminds me of recent offerings like the Wimpy Kid series and the Origami Yoda series. DRAGONBREATH has actually been around for som...
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review 1: When I first encounter this series I thought that it was full of humorous adventure and decided to read the whole series. I think that the theme of this book is that don't judge something or someone by their physical appearance. On page 189, Danny commented that "She was nice." t...
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review 1: Danny the (not-currently-firebreathing) dragon takes his best friend on a field trip to the ocean to do research for a paper. Danny is fierce, naive, and a bit of a slacker, but seems to have the best intentions at heart and makes an attempt to be a good friend unlike some other ...
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review 1: I just finished reading Dragonbreath: Revenge of the Horned Bunnies this book is about Danny going to camp Jackalope with his friends Wendell and Christiana and his annoying cousin Spencer. They seemed to all like it because of the horses,lakes to swim in, and campfires! But Dann...
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review 1: This book Dragonbreath is a dragon who can't breath fire,any way the characters are funny and story is cool in a way.The words are short and easy to read making me hooked on the book and the series.The book is a good short read making it a very amazing series.The book usually hav...
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review 1: Disclaimer: I love the Danny Dragonbreath books. Part chapter book, part graphic novel and all fun. The Dragonbreath series reminds me of The Muppet Show, in that there is humor for both kids and adults. In their latest adventure, Danny's best friend Wendell is being plagued b...
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review 1: Danny Dragonbreath is back for another adventure! Along with Wendell and Christiana, Danny heads to Shady Acres Reptile Home to check in on his Grandfather Turlingward. Apparently Grandfather's dentures are missing, and he's acting crankier than usual, accusing the neighbor of st...
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review 1: While I loved this story, I was not in love with this edition. The Omnibus was too floppy & awkward to read, but it was nice to have it all in one volume. I would have liked if the color pages were added before each chapter as they did on the individual issues. But that's my grip...