Go on an intergalactic adventure with the best food vendors in the universe with this boxed set of all three books in the hilarious and adventure-filled Galactic Hot Dogs series--from the creator of the bestselling series The Last Kids on Earth!

Cosmoe has left his life as an orphan on Earth far behind as the newest crew member aboard the Neon Wiener--part spaceship, part food truck. Now, he travels the galaxy with his hot-dog-slinging friends selling their trademark "Galactic Hot Dogs." But the wiener vendors encounter more dangerous situations than a condiment shortage during the lunch rush.

Together, they have to cope with a runaway princess, a sinister circus, and a vengeful space pirate. And Cosmoe learns that no matter how many lightyears he journeys from home, he can't outrun his past.

This space-tastic boxed set includes:

• Cosmoe's Wiener Getaway
• The Wiener Strikes Back
• Revenge of the Space Pirates

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