Bad Yeti [NOOK Book]

Overview

Set in the world of BAD TASTE IN BOYS and BAD HAIR DAY, this original digital story is the perfect introduction into the funny high school world of  CARRIE HARRIS, where humor meets horror (and sometimes zombies, werewolves, yetis, and yes, even unicorns).  

Jonah Grable hasn’t minded living in the shadow of his older, zombie fighting sister Kate, but this weekend he’s definitely raising his profile. A weekend of epic ...
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Bad Yeti

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Overview

Set in the world of BAD TASTE IN BOYS and BAD HAIR DAY, this original digital story is the perfect introduction into the funny high school world of  CARRIE HARRIS, where humor meets horror (and sometimes zombies, werewolves, yetis, and yes, even unicorns).  

Jonah Grable hasn’t minded living in the shadow of his older, zombie fighting sister Kate, but this weekend he’s definitely raising his profile. A weekend of epic epicness—waving swords and flirting with girls in elf ears at his LARP club event—is totally up Jonah’s alley. But when his alter ego, Sir Talatien Maguirier, Nightdark Clanlord, comes face to face with a real, live Yeti, Jonah—or, rather, Tal—has to take matters into his own hands.  So he sets off with gamer goddess Lady Amethyst,  brown-eyed Europa, and Calamity, a braid-wearing barbarian in fur into the great unknown on a search for yeti-related awesomeness. . . .
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780449817728
  • Publisher: Random House Children's Books
  • Publication date: 11/13/2012
  • Sold by: Random House
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 62
  • Sales rank: 418,235
  • File size: 3 MB

Meet the Author

CARRIE HARRIS is a geek-of-all-trades and proud of it. She's always been a bit of a brain, so she wrote a zombie book—Bad Taste in Boys. And she has hair, so she wrote a werewolf book next—Bad Hair Day. Luckily, she won't be running out of body parts anytime soon. Carrie lives in Michigan with her ninja-doctor husband and three monster-obsessed children.
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  • Posted December 16, 2012

    As much as I love Kate Grable and her zombie (and possibly werew

    As much as I love Kate Grable and her zombie (and possibly werewolf) fighting ways, I adore her younger brother, Jonah. He's just the right mix of enthusiasm and geeky charm, and he (rightfully) get's his own novella in BAD YETI to explore that mixture. As chivalrous - and perhaps as bold - as his alter ego, Sir Talatien Maguirier, Jonah/Tal discovers creatures that his sister would never believe in, and tries to help them in whatever way he can. It's a lighthearted romp through a list of awesome mythological creatures, and the adorable, hormone-struck boy that encounters them.

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