DRAGONBREATH Series Lot of 7 Books 1,2,3,4,6,7,10,11

$ 18.46

Inscribed: No Book Title: Dragonbreath #9 : the Case of the Toxic Mutants Publisher: Dial Books for Young Readers Item Weight: 13.4 Oz Item Width: 5.8 in Country of Origin: United States Genre: Children & Young Adults, Juvenile Fiction Type: Novel Ex Libris: No Illustrator: Yes Personalized: No Era: 2000s Signed: No Item Length: 7.3 in Language: English Author: Ursula Vernon Topic: Animals / Dragons, Unicorns & Mythical, Humorous Stories, Action & Adventure / General, Mysteries & Detective Stories Features: Illustrated Book Series: Dragonbreath Ser. Format: Mixed Lot Publication Year: 2013 Edition: Various Vintage: No Item Height: 0.8 in Narrative Type: Fiction Original Language: English Intended Audience: Ages 4-8, Ages 9-12 ISBN: Does not apply gtin13: Does not apply Personalize: No

Description

The DRAGONBREATH Series Lot of 7 Books includes titles from the Case of the Toxic Mutants series by Ursula Vernon. These illustrated novels fall under the genres of Children & Young Adults and Juvenile Fiction, featuring humorous stories and action & adventure themes. The series is targeted towards ages 4-12, making it an engaging read for young readers interested in mythical creatures and mysteries. With a vintage of not, these English-language books offer a unique and entertaining narrative experience.

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