Attack of the Ninja Frogs (Dragonbreath N 2)

Fresh off his first adventure, Danny’s still a dragon without fire-breathing skills, but he’s got plenty of attitude and a knack for stumbling into trouble. When a school play rehearsal goes hilariously off the rails (think Shakespeare meets reptilian middle-schoolers), Danny and his best buddy Wendell the frog find themselves facing a new threat: stealthy, shadowy NINJA FROGS. Who are they? Why are they here? And why do they keep throwing suspiciously sticky stars?

Ursula Vernon’s second book in the Dragonbreath series doubles down on the laughs, blending snappy dialogue, comic-style illustrations, and a plot that’s equal parts absurd and awesome. Danny’s got to save the day (or at least survive gym class), outwit mysterious enemies, and maybe—maybe—learn a lesson about teamwork (but don’t tell him that). Wendell, meanwhile, is just trying not to panic as their “adventure” spirals into swamp monsters, secret codes, and possibly the weirdest school play ever staged.

Perfect for readers ages 8–12, this sequel serves up everything fans loved about the first book: short, punchy chapters, zany hybrid text-comic formatting, and humor that ranges from clever quips to gloriously gross gags. It’s ideal for reluctant readers, graphic novel lovers, or anyone who enjoys stories where the underdog (underdragon?) hero wins the day with chaos, charm, and a little help from friends.

Why kids (and parents) will devour this:
✅ Non-stop action + goofy ninja frog antics
✅ Friendship goals: Danny and Wendell’s loyalty-testing teamwork
✅ A school play plotline that’s nothing like your average class project
✅ More quirky critters: new faces and fan favorites return!

Whether you’re stocking up for Dragonbreath superfans or hooking new readers, this book guarantees giggles, gasps, and a craving for the next installment. After all, who wouldn’t want ninja frogs in their life? 🐉🥷🐸