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Dragonbreath Books in Order

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Explore Ursula Vernon’s Dragonbreath books in order, with summaries of Danny’s adventures and help choosing where to start reading this children’s series.

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Dragonbreath books in publication order

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11 books

1

Dragonbreath

by Ursula Vernon

2009

Danny Dragonbreath cannot breathe fire, but a poor school grade inspires him to seek firsthand help for an assignment. With his sea-serpent cousin and cautious friend Wendell, he embarks on an underwater adventure told through prose and comic panels.

2

Attack of the Ninja Frogs

by Ursula Vernon

2010

Exchange student Suki catches Wendell's attention, then becomes the target of ninja frogs trying to kidnap her. Danny joins his friend in a rescue attempt, hoping their enthusiasm for martial-arts movies will translate into useful skills.

3

Curse of the Were-wiener

by Ursula Vernon

2010

A school hot dog bites Wendell and begins turning him into something decidedly unnatural. Danny races to locate the Alpha-Wurst before the transformation spreads, with help from an unlikely enemy of the sinister sausages: living potato salad.

4

Lair of the Bat Monster

by Ursula Vernon

2011

Danny and Wendell visit a bat-specialist cousin in Mexico, where a gigantic bat creature carries Danny away. Usually cautious Wendell must track down its lair and rescue his friend before the monster adopts him as her own baby.

5

No Such Thing as Ghosts

by Ursula Vernon

2011

Danny and Wendell's carefully planned Halloween candy expedition is disrupted by an unwanted companion and a bully's dare. Inside a haunted house, a frightening clown and a candy-obsessed ghost turn trick-or-treating into an unexpected escape problem.

6

Revenge of the Horned Bunnies

by Ursula Vernon

2012

Danny's western summer camp plans sour when he must look after his younger cousin Spencer. Spencer's friendship with a jackalope reveals a kidnapping operation, giving Danny and his companions a mystery that threatens the horned creatures' survival.

7

When Fairies Go Bad

by Ursula Vernon

2012

Fairies kidnap Danny's mother, prompting him, Wendell, and Christiana to travel into their realm. The rescue becomes difficult when the creatures prove far more dangerous and deceptive than familiar fairy stories have led the children to expect.

8

Nightmare of the Iguana

by Ursula Vernon

2013

Wendell's recurring nightmares leave him exhausted, and Danny and Suki venture into his mind to find their cause. The rescue requires navigating his fears and embarrassing secrets while hunting the Dream Wasp that threatens his sleep and sanity.

9

The Case of the Toxic Mutants

by Ursula Vernon

2013

Danny takes on a bizarre investigation involving toxic sludge, mutant creatures, and a missing set of enormous dentures. With Wendell and Christiana alongside him, his familiarity with unusual monsters becomes useful in a case that grows increasingly strange.

10

Knight-napped!

by Ursula Vernon

2014

A message carried by a pigeon reveals that knights have kidnapped Danny's younger cousin Spencer. Despite finding Spencer irritating, Danny sets out with Wendell and Christiana to rescue him from a castle, facing imprisonment and an unexpected family connection.

11

The Frozen Menace

by Ursula Vernon

2016

Danny's inner fire goes out, leaving him dangerously cold. Following his great-grandfather's advice, he and his friends journey far north for a magical remedy, encountering ice worms, an exposed bridge, and a bewildered young phoenix along the way.

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