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Seo Design seo_design — I loved this book, I love the whole idea of a gentlemen...i know that they don't exists, but a girl can have her fantacies. I completely get where Bella is coming from, most of high school teenagers mistake infatuation with love, I know that I did when i was in high school. Bella is describe to be more mature and different from the rest of the girls which is kind of confusing to the reader when she becomes completely depended on a boy, not a good message for our younger audiance.

Daniel Lemes daniellemes — An entertaining adventure story, full of rich historical detail and unexpected plot twists. Will likely make an entertaining film. On the other hand,the title character is fairly conventional if not old-fashioned (a virtuous but naive young man with more scruples than sense) and his transformation (SPOILER into a master of strategy late in the book END SPOILER) is not fully convincing. But it was a fun ride, and I learned a great deal about late 18th century Japan, the Dutch East India Company, and the state of the medical art at the time.

Yodis Ortega yortegamarceca — I’m ashamed to admit this, but The Vampire Academy Graphic Novel is actually my FIRST EVER graphic novel. I know, I know, I should be burned at the stake but when the publishers asked if we wanted to review it, of course I snapped up the opportunity. Now I bet your wondering what I thought. Well…..I’ll tell you…..I loved it! Vampire Academy is about two girls Rose & Lissa but the story is told from Rose’s point of view. Rose is a dhampir, half human – half moroi. Her duty, once she graduates from the Academy is too protect a person like Lissa - who is a Moroi, from the evil Strigio. The girls have been on the run from the Academy for more than two years, when they are finally dragged back and once again have to settle back into life there but their journey isn’t a smooth one. I’ve always been a fan of the Vampire Academy books so it was only natural I was excited to see the characters I’ve grown to love in a graphic novel. We all know we imagine the characters one way in our minds but to see them on paper; it really is amazing. The art is drawn by Emma Vieceli and I have to say, I absolutely adored her work. With Rose, I believe she really portrayed her best features and it was honestly how I pictured her. She came across strong, fierce and independent, just like the books and I loved how all that was captured into each drawing. Dimitri was another character that I loved and I have to say, he looked even more perfect in these drawing. He was better than I ever could have imagined with his strong features, dark hair and those abs….wow! My only real complaint was Lissa, she wasn’t how I pictured her but I’m still glad that I got to see how she is supposed to look and now, whenever I read the books I know I will be replacing Lissa with the person Emma has created from my own. The story itself was captured brilliantly. Within these 140 odd pages, you manage to grab hold of the whole story and not miss a thing. I’d read the first book a few years ago, so reading this novel, it felt good to be back. You notice how quickly the story comes back to you and it’s hard not to love with its fast, intense and exciting scenes. Leigh Draagon, who adapted the novel, did an excellent job of capturing some of our favourite scenes. My favourite has to be with Rose, Dimitri and the necklace. I was really pleased to have that in the book and I was also pleased Emma did a fantastic job with it too. But I also loved the final scene with Christian in the woods, the colours used to show his powers were completely captivating. Overall, The Vampire Academy Graphic Novel is a MUST for any VA fans. It’s a fantastic addition to the series and I cannot wait to see Frostbite in 2012. A huge thank you to the publishers for giving me the opportunity to review this awesome book.