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Philipp Shutov phillsnami — Bu kitabı aslında satın almadım, belli bir büyük zincir kitapçıda çalışırken onu işte okudum. iyiydi. Eğer Gabaldon büyük bir hayranı iseniz, keyfine varacaksınız.

Nicole Iturriria trampa215fdbe — Let's get it straight, I am not,not, NOT into vampire books. I think that "Twilight" is the greatest piece of crappy fan fiction style writing to get published since "Eragon". The only vampire book I've really enjoyed until now is Sucks to Be Me The All-True Confessions of Mina Hamilton, Teen Vampire, which makes fun of the conventions of the genre. But this one is worth reading. Unlike that simp Bella Swan, Jessica doesn't think being a vampire would be cool. When a Heathcliff like (Wutherine Heights figures into the plot)vampire arrives at her school, and tells her that she is a vampire princess, pledged to marry him at birth, she doesn't swoon. Heck, she doesn't even believe that he IS a vampire. Besides, all she wants is to be a normal American teenager and date the boy next door. The story of how Lucius slowly wins her over (and he does, if that's a spoiler) develops beautifully. Jessica's narrative is interspersed with Lucius's hilarious letters to his Uncle back in the old country, and his take on 21st century American culture should make anyone laugh out loud. Though it appears frothy at first, the drama of the plot deepens and intensifies as it draws towards the climax. And Fantaskey doesn't take herself or her characters so seriously as to not allow humor to pop into even the darkest scenes. She has maturity as a writer that the Meyers and Paolinis can only dream of. The characters are well developed. Jessica and Lucius's voices ring clear and true. Subcharacters are well drawn--Jessica's adoptive parents initially come off as a pair of crunchy granola hippie types played for laughs, but they are allowed to fully develop, something that doesn't always happen with parents in YA books! I am not sure if Fantaskey has left room for a sequel, but if she does I'll be reading it and regardless I'll be looking forward to her next book.

Ana Urgiles apurgilesade1 — ** spoiler alert ** It was... okay. In my opinion, the book, in itself, was too predictable. You knew the Meredith was going to get together with Vladimir. You knew that the new teacher was going to be a vampire. etc., etc., etc... but the writing was pretty good. The story was okay. So... I'd still recommend this book, but it's definitely not as good as, say... Twilight. (When I say Twilight, I only mean the first book... not the entire series...) Or My Sister's Keeper. Or The Count of Monte Cristo... stuff like that. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't surprising and good enough to get a 5 from me