Oscar also makes an appearance in one of Dav's other books, called Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants.ġ. They become friends forever and Oscar is never made fun of again, for he is then known as "Hero Sandwich".
The dogs thank Oscar by sharing their candy with him. Then Oscar jumps into the water and uses his costume as a life raft, and rescues the other dogs. He bites the cover of the monster, pulls it off with all his might, and discovers two cats hiding underneath. When Oscar comes to see the monster he notices something strange. The dogs go to a graveyard and they hear a noise, scream very loud and run, diving into a river because they see a scary monster. Meanwhile, the dogs are getting their paws on all the candy and when Oscar comes to the houses there are no more treats left. Oscar's costume is so heavy that it slows him down. He sees the other dogs showing off their costumes and when they see Oscar's costume they howl in laughter.
He thought he would get laughed at, but wears the costume anyway, because he does not want to hurt his mom's feelings. From Dav Pilkey, creator of the New York Times bestselling Dog Man and Captain Underpants series, comes Oscar, a little dog with a big bullying problem.Oscar is a little dog with a big problem - he gets more tricks than treats because other dogs tease him all the time. When he comes home from school his mother has a surprise for him: a hot dog bun with mustard in the middle and Oscar is supposed to fit in the middle. At obedience school, he daydreams of Halloween. He is happy because it is Halloween, and he cannot wait to get a costume. The story begins with Oscar, a dachshund who is half-a-dog tall and one-and-a-half dogs long, and tired of the other dogs making fun of him because of his wiener-shaped body. The story's main character is Oscar the dachshund, named after Oscar Mayer. It was published in 1995 by The Blue Sky Press. Recommended to Dav Pilkey fans, and to anyone looking for children's stories about Halloween and/or about accepting ourselves for who we are.The Hallo-Wiener is a children's book by Dav Pilkey. The accompanying artwork is colorful and appealing, accentuating the wacky humor of the story. There were a number of particularly amusing moments in the text - Oscar's mother calling him her "little Vienna sausage," Oscar showing up in his costume looking "quite frank" - but also some heartwarming ones, as when our canine hero accepts his costume despite disliking it, because he doesn't want to hurt his mother's feelings. I enjoyed The Hallo-Wiener, which is told with Dav Pilkey's trademark sense of humor. Is Halloween ruined? As it turns out, being a giant hot dog comes in handy when a 'monster' unexpectedly attacks the trick-or-treating dogs. Unfortunately his mother has other ideas, and he ends up with cumbersome hot-dog outfit that prevents him from keeping up with his peers on the big night. Ridiculed by the other dogs at obedience school, Oscar is looking forward to creating a really frightening costume for trick-or-treating.
Oscar the dachshund is unhappy with his short but long body in this humorous Halloween tale from Dav Pilkey, creator of such childhood classics as Captain Underpants.
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