Cure for Wereduck: Book 2 of the Wereduck Series (Wereduck Series, 2)

An old family recipe could save a 13-year-old wereduck and her family from danger in this action-packed, paranormal fantasy sequel. Kate is an odd duck—literally. When the full moon arrives, the rest of her family turns into wolves, but she is a happy wereduck. Relatively happy, that is. Her family has been uprooted from the wilds of New Brunswick to a placid farming community in Ontario, thanks to a fellow werewolf, Marcus, selling them out to sleazy tabloid journalist Dirk Bragg. When Kate discovers her great-great-grandmother’s recipe “A Cure for Werewolf,” she can’t help but wonder, is it really possible ? Could she one day resist the call of the moon? Could she be free from the constant threat of exposure? When Marcus’s abandoned werewolf son, John, books a desperate train journey back to New Brunswick at the full moon, the ancient recipe and its arcane ingredients are put to the test. Will Dirk Bragg finally corner Kate and John in their wereforms and expose them to the world, or will the “Cure for Werewolf” keep them safe? A rare sequel that is as full of action and revelations as its predecessor, A Cure for Wereduck is imaginative, exciting, and peppered with delightful humor. “As silly and fun as it is believable: you’ll be checking your friends for feathers at every full moon. . . . With cliffhanging scenes in all the right places, I cannot wait for book three!” —Meghan Marentette, author of The Stowaways “[A] fast-paced fun read . . . Mixes a generous portion of action and adventure with plenty of humor.” —Riel Nason, author of The Town That Drowned Nominated for the 2017 Hackmatack Children's Choice Book Award! Kate is an odd duckliterally. When the full moon rises, the rest of her family transforms into werewolves, but Kate becomes a were duck . But when a family friend sells them out to the world's sleaziest tabloid journalist, Kate and her family are forced to leave their cozy cabin in the backwoods of New Brunswick and flee to boring Ontario farm country. When Kate discovers a tattered recipe card in her great-great-grandmother's handwriting she can hardly believe what it says: "A Cure for Werewolf." Could this ancient potion help her resist the call of the moon one day? Could she and her family finally be free of the constant threat of exposure? The recipe is put to the ultimate test when Kate's werewolf friend, John, plots a hare-brained journey to find a long-lost loved one...on the night of the full moon! With the sleazy reporter hot on their heels, Kate and John have to stay one step ahead. Will the cure keep them safe? Student praise for Wereduck : "I rate Wereduck 10/10 and will be one of the first to buy the next books. - John" "I really enjoyed reading your book! You are an amazing author and I hope that I will become one too. - Bonnie" "I'm writing to thank you for coming all this way to our school and telling us about Wereduck . I loved it. I read it all. It's AMAZING! Good luck in your new book. I hope it's as good as Wereduck . I wasn't into reading too much but when I read your book I loved it so now I'm reading more! - Diego" p>Kate is an odd duck-literally. When the full moon arrives, the rest of her family turns into wolves, but she is a happy wereduck. Relatively happy, that is. Her family has been uprooted from the wilds of New Brunswick to a placid farming community in Ontario, thanks to a fellow werewolf, Marcus, selling them out to sleazy tabloid journalist Dirk Bragg. When Kate discovers her great­great­grandmother's recipe'A Cure for Werewolf,'she can't help but wonder -- is it really possible? Could she one day resist the call of the moon? Could she be free from the constant threat of exposure? When Marcus's abandoned werewolf son, John, books a desperate train journey back to New Brunswick at the full moon, the ancient recipe and its arcane ingredients are put to the test. Will Dirk Bragg finally corner Kate and John in their were­forms and expose them to the world, or will Cure for Werewolf keep them safe?A rare sequel that is as full of action and revelations as its predecessor, A Cure for Wereduck is imaginative, exciting, and peppered with Hackmatack Award­nominated David Atkinson's delightful humour. Kate is an odd duck-literally. When the full moon arrives, the rest of her family turns into wolves, but she is a happy wereduck. Relatively happy, that is. Her family has been uprooted from the wilds of New Brunswick to a placid farming community in Ontario, thanks to a fellow werewolf, Marcus, selling them out to sleazy tabloid journalist Dirk Bragg. When Kate discovers her great­ great ­grandmother’s recipe “A Cure for Werewolf,” she can’t help but wonder — is it really possible? Could she one day resist the call of the moon? Could she be free from the constant threat of exposure? When Marcus’s abandoned werewolf son, John, books a desperate train journey back to New Brunswick at the full moon, the ancient recipe and its arcane ingredients are put to the test. Will Dirk Bragg finally corner Kate and John in their were­forms and expose them to the world, or will Cure for Werewolf keep them safe? P>Kate is an odd duck-literally. When the full moon arrives, the rest of her family turns into wolves, but she is a happy wereduck. Relatively happy, that is. Her family has been uprooted from the wilds of New Brunswick to a placid farming community in Ontario, thanks to a fellow werewolf, Marcus, selling them out to sleazy tabloid journalist Dirk Bragg. When Kate discovers her greatƯgreatƯgrandmother's recipe ""A Cure for Werewolf, "" she can't help but wonder -- is it really possibleCould she one day resist the call of the moonCould she be free from the constant threat of exposureWhen Kate is the odd one in her family. When the moon is full the rest of her family transforms into werewolves. Kate becomes a wereduck. Then Kate discovers a tattered recipe card from her great-great grandmother called: "A cure for werewolf." Could this be a chance for her and her family to finally be normal and free from the constant threat of being exposed? This Quirky (and Quacky!) Novel For Middle-grade Readers Is A Follow-up To The Hackmatack Award-nominated Wereduck.