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Minerva Chi dayanecruzchi — WONDERFUL! Given the premise, I was concerned that this would be a modern rip-off of Little Women -- after all, it's about 4 very different sisters who befriend a lonely boy (albeit on the 3 week vacation). But these characters are absolutely lovely, and written with a warmth I haven't seen since DiCamillo's The Tale of Despereaux. Their relationships and conflicts are entirely unique and funny. Even adults ought to think about picking it up for light, sunny summer reading! If only I could run around in butterfly wings like 4-year-old Batty... [Booktalk this!: 8-12 year old girls.]

Giovanna Janini _iovanna_albo — a different look on vampires, not a great plot but it was still alright. a little dark for me though

Rino Tri rinowayahtf30d — J.F. Lewis has restored my faith in vampire fiction, a genre lately overrun with romantic heartthrobs and moping, pretty teenagers. In Staked, vampires are monsters again and there isn’t any time to feel bad about it. The hero is Eric, the Rodney Dangerfield of vampire overlords. It’s not that he doesn’t get any respect, it’s just that nothing ever seems to work out like he’d want. What he wants is to be left alone to manage his strip club and for his girlfriend to stop pushing him to make her a vampire as well. What he gets is a pack of werewolves who want him dead, an affair with his girlfriend’s unnaturally charming sister, and the feeling that someone, somewhere, is orchestrating all the chaos around him for their own sinister purpose. After an opening battle that includes interesting ways to use a dumpster as a melee weapon, the story ramps up into a twisted maze of mysteries with plenty of sex, gory details on vampire biology, and violence so extreme that it borders on slapstick. There's not much horror left to be found in the world of vampires, but several times Staked had me grinning ear-to-ear.