Howie Monroe and the Doghouse of Doom Howe, James/ Helquist, Brett (ILT)

Howie Monroe, that intelligent, brave--not to mention cute as a button--wirehaired dachshund is back with his third book. But what to write about next? Howie begins to write a story about a famous wizard with an inexplicable pain in his leg that is the result of an encounter with "The-Evil-Force-Whose-Nam-C'not-Be-Spoke." Illustrations.

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Feeling inspired to write again, Howie Monroe, the little dachsund, puts pen to paper to tell about a courageous wizard who suffers from a pain in his leg due to a battle with an evil creature whose name cannot be spoken.

Author Bio

James Howe

James Howe's career as a writer began in grade school when he wrote and edited a newsletter, "The Gory Gazette," for his classmates and friends. Although he loved writing, Howe's original career goal was to be an actor. After graduating from Boston University, he moved to New York City with his wife, Deborah, to pursue acting jobs. The couple began writing the book BUNNICULA in 1977, not realizing that Howe was beginning a new career as a children's writer. Since Deborah Howe's death in 1978, James Howe has written several sequels to their original work, as well as picture books, novels, and nonfiction.

Product Attributes

Book Format:		Hardcover
Minimum Age:		08
Number of Pages:		0096
Publisher:		Atheneum Books for Young Readers
Series Part:		03

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