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No Such Thing As Ghosts

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Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated, 2011 - Juvenile Fiction - 201 pages
Danny Dragonbreath and his best friend, Wendell, have a carefully constructed trick-or-treating system designed to maximize their Halloween candy haul. But this year, despite Danny's awesome vampire costume, their plan is flopping. First, Danny's dad makes them trick-or-treat with Christiana Vanderpool, an annoying know-it-all (and girl) who doesn't even believe that dragons exist. And then the school bully dares them to go into a spooky old haunted house. Naturally, the house is inhabited by a creepy clown and a candy-crazed ghost of yore. It's going to take more than fire-breathing to get them out of this mess - they might even have to (horror of horrors!) perform a sacrificial candy offering.

Perfect for fans of Wimpy Kid and Big Nate, Ursula Vernon's hauntingly hilarious fifth book in the Dragonbreath series will make you check your closets and lock up your candy.

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Review: Dragonbreath: No Such Thing as Ghosts (Dragonbreath #5)

User Review  - Thomas Pinkerton - Goodreads

As excellent as always. A romping adventure, vivid images, terrible Halloween costumes, and Danny improbably escaping another mythical mishap. As a long-time fan of Ursula's, I simply cannot wait for my own children to get old enough to share in these books with me. Read full review

Review: Dragonbreath: No Such Thing as Ghosts (Dragonbreath #5)

User Review  - Abby - Goodreads

I've always liked the dragonbreath books, especially this one. My favorite part of the book is when they meet the ghoust of a little boy that died of a sickness,and never got to go trick or treating. This book is really funny, I recomend it to anyone. Read full review

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About the author (2011)

Ursula Vernon (www.ursulavernon.com) lives, writes, paints, and firmly believes adults should still be allowed to trick-or-treat in Pittsboro, North Carolina.