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Got it used so it was mostly the cover paper thing that was beat up and I guess the pervious owner wrote their name on the bottom. But I still love it! 1st book is the last to complete my set :3

This is the first vampire book I've ever read and I didn't know how I'd feel about it at first. But consider me converted - this was FUN. Because all I had coming into this were old-school ideas of vampires, Heather Brewer showed me how wrong I was to think vampires don't have feelings! I got totally into the realities of Vlad's everyday life - the bullies, the blood bags, etc. Oh - and it's really funny, too, which I loved!... Read Full Review

I read this book in a day and am ordering the sequel: Ninth Grade Slays first thing Monday morning! Vladimir Tod is not your typical vampire...he's half human. His father was a vampire and his mother was human (they were murdered)...and it wasn't supposed to be possible but here he is. Vlad lives off of expired donor blood his caretaker gets from the hospital at which she works and the only person he's ever bitten was his... Read Full Review

Vladimir Tod has all the problems of a regular eighth grader- he has a crush on the prettiest girl in class but is too afraid to ask her out, and finds it hard to fit in and is beat up by the bullies of his class. Oh, and did we mention that he's a vampire too? So added on is the pressure of hiding his true self completely, but that all changes and is jeopardized when a substitute teacher arrives after the mysterious disappearance... Read Full Review

I don't have much experience in reviews, so here goes. Eight Grade Bites was one of the best vampire stories I have read (although I have not read any, its still the best). Heather Brewer really tells it from the perspective of an eight grader. But being an eight grade vampire is even tougher, and she still captures it beautifully. How would you take it if in one year your favorite teacher dies, you meet your uncle, you find... Read Full Review