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<i>Vampire Kisses</i> is that perfect, YA novel with the misunderstood gothic teenager obsessed with the neighborhood's haunted mansion.

When the new inhabitants move in, and rumors of a vampire family begin to swirl around Dullsville, Raven Madison makes it her mission to prove the town wrong. What she does not expect, is to fall in love with the young man in question.

All her life, Raven has been obsessed with vampires, and now it seems her very own paramour might actually be one. Her initial attraction begins with the ludicrous hopes of becoming a vampire, but soon, she realizes just how deep her feelings are for Alexander Sterling and more than anything, just wants to make him feel like he belongs, and that means accepting the fact he is just a teenager who likes to wear black. Or is he?

I devoured this book. The setting reminded me on an old school book I would have read in the '90's which obviously made me relate that much more. It reminded me of why I grew so fond of the YA genre to begin with. Excellent story and I cannot wait to devour more books written by Ms. Schreiber.


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Vampire Kisses Ellen Schreiber Books Reviews

Some books really are just for twelve year-olds and, sadly, I feel that this is one of those books. I was disappointed with this book as there was very little character development, a bland writing style, and an unremarkable plot (so unremarkable, in fact, that I can't really remember what it was a week after reading it). I didn't feel close to any of the characters and the relationships developed in the book really didn't feel developed. One minute people didn't know each other and the next minute they were fabulously in love. The plot was predictable and the main character seemed both unrealistic and cliche. There was nothing impressive about the writing style, neither poetic nor engaging. I'm fine with a plain writing style if there is a good plot, but there was no redeeming quality to the writing in this book. It was a total waste of time and money. I'm in shock that this writer is still producing more books, as it means somebody is buying them. I regret wasting my money on this book. The only reason I gave this book two stars is because of the following while the writing was bland, it was also grammatically correct and easily understood; also, I applaud the author's avoidance of profantity and explicit sexual content. I understand that not everyone agrees that these things should be minimal in a teenage book, but that's how I feel. (Especially when the book so clearly is written for the youngest of teens, probably even pre-teens.)
I was very pleased with my purchase of this book. It was in beautiful shape. The seller was prompt. I really enjoy this series. It's a quick and enjoyable read. If you are looking for a lite fun read, I would recommend this series.
OMG!! I LOVE this series!!! The author wrote such a beautiful story and the humor that is intertwined in here is great! This is one of my most favorite vampire series I have ever read, if not my most favorite!
I originally read this book in middle school, but moved and the library near me didn’t have this series. I was so sad ;-; especially because my grandmother didn’t think that these books were “healthy” and would hear nothing about getting the books for me. Fast forward to 2017 and I happen to come across the books on . all nine plus the mangas too ;-; it was like living my childhood all over again! I love this series!
Vampire kisses is a quick (emphasis on quick - I finished this one in like 3 hours)and very fun read. The Vampire Kisses series is most likely my personal guilty pleasure. I've never judged this series as hardly as I judge others, mainly because I don't take it as seriously, but on the last two installments I have found myself trying very hard not to roll my eyes with the recurring setting of each of the Vampire Kisses books. In every single installment, someone new arrives, it represents some kind of threat for Raven and Alexander,there is always some kind of Goth party involved and they always plan on transforming Dullsville into Vampireland. I love these series but I just wish Schreiber would develop more original story lines, not to mention, more interesting and not-stereotyped characters whose development is not only predictable, but also accompanied by many cheesy lines.

The romance between Raven and Alexander is what keeps the book going, but somehow, I fell that in this book the romance didn't advance or develop in any kind of way. Raven, who is a character I love, somehow seemed kind of petty and childish in this book with all her jealousies and repetitive emphasis on how nobody could get bitten before her on or how important it is that Alexander bites her without caring what it means for him, and while I have admired her on previous installments because of her confusion regarding immortality and how she had taken into account her family and everything else characters in other books normally do not even consider, she seemed to forget all that in this book and was just hellbent on becoming a vampire now. On the other hand, Alexander, who is not only my favorite characters but also the most developed and complex character in the series, really shined in this one with his mysterious yet deep humanity. He is probably the only reason why I rate this book with a 3.5, everything else kind of just fell flat. I really wanted to like Sebastian and just as had I begun to take him seriously he went as (as expected) fell for, or more accurately obsessed with Becky for no apparent reason within the first two seconds after he saw her for the first time.

The book was extremely short, perhaps the shortest in the series with a simple 179 pages. I understand that Vampire Kisses serves the purpose of being a simple, short and fun story (and perhaps that's the very same reason why I love them some much), but what begun as that is slowly falling apart and I, personally, don't want to see that happen to this series like it happened to House of Night. As far as I know, Schreiber has only and 8-book deal for Vampire Kisses and if the next one is in fact the last book (hopefully not!)I really expect much more from it and something that is more reminiscence of how Vampire Kisses begun. Oh and perhaps a slow,painful and very detailed death for Trevor, I'm just saying.
<i>Vampire Kisses</i> is that perfect, YA novel with the misunderstood gothic teenager obsessed with the neighborhood's haunted mansion.

When the new inhabitants move in, and rumors of a vampire family begin to swirl around Dullsville, Raven Madison makes it her mission to prove the town wrong. What she does not expect, is to fall in love with the young man in question.

All her life, Raven has been obsessed with vampires, and now it seems her very own paramour might actually be one. Her initial attraction begins with the ludicrous hopes of becoming a vampire, but soon, she realizes just how deep her feelings are for Alexander Sterling and more than anything, just wants to make him feel like he belongs, and that means accepting the fact he is just a teenager who likes to wear black. Or is he?

I devoured this book. The setting reminded me on an old school book I would have read in the '90's which obviously made me relate that much more. It reminded me of why I grew so fond of the YA genre to begin with. Excellent story and I cannot wait to devour more books written by Ms. Schreiber.