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Chandra Wroblewski _handra — ** spoiler alert ** It was an interesting book. Not what I expected, but I didn't really expect anything. I liked the way every chapter was a sort of short story, since my own books (so far) are like that too. Most of the characters were actually what one (or at least I) would expect from a high end British kids' book, actually. Charicatural, but with some actual depth. Peculiar, that's a good word. Of course I immediately liked Silas and I didn't like that he wasn't flat out called "vampire", but with all those other "vampire" books around lately, I can understand. He's a proper one, based in Dracula's tradition, not the sappy Twilight shit. Towards the end I got actually carried away with the tension and I thought it was a shame that Bod lost his "powers". He became a regular person. In the extras Neil mentions a possible sequel, but I can't really see how that's going to be interesting now Bod can't Fade or see ghosts anymore. One thing I didn't like so much was how mature the four-year-old boy was in his deeds and speech. There really was no difference between how he reacted in the first and last chapter, not in how he spoke, thought, moved etc. Missed chance to show even more character development, I think.