Heather Brewer
Paperback | Pages: 1120 pages Rating: 4.53 | 1300 Users | 51 Reviews
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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #1-4 |
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Warning: I don't use SPOILER TAGS!I am doing this review for the whole series.
I found out about the Chronicles of Vladimir Todd in my recommendation list from a different GR account. At first, I wasn't curious or has this desire to read it even though I'm having a "Vampire streak" in my Read list before. But after exhausting myself with dystopian themed books, I finally gave this book a chance.
Vladimir Tod is the only vampire living in Bathory. Life isn't easy for Vlad specially after his parent mysterious death. As he went through the changes brought about by school life and his vampire nature, Vlad must go through a series of trial to control his power and eventually try to disproof the prophecy about the powerful Pravus.
Vladimir Tod isn't my typical vampire - he isn't popular and has none of the "vampire mojo" I'm used to see in the other vampire series I've read. And that was refreshing. Vlad, as a character, is so real to me. Heather Brewer made him an ordinary school kid - who has ups and downs, girl crushes, problems with dating. Aside from that she made Vlad appealing with his powers and the Prophecy about the Pravus. The other characters amused me too. Henry is adorable. He reminds me of Ron Weasley - in the basis of his loyalty with Vlad. Their friendship is real - drudge or not drudge. And Otis - I love this man. I was crying in the end part when his secrets were revealed. I wish the part of Nelly dying could be change. That was the downside of this series, I think. Aside from the characters, I truly commend the author on how she wrote the whole series. The flow, and that cliffhanger was wham! I wasn't expecting Vlad's dad to be alive and the mastermind of everything. I pity Vlad for that outcome. Deception by your own family, the thought will wrecked me and left me in rage. However, Vlad wasn't all like that. His growth as a character made me love this series so much. I wish it didn't end that way.
Although I don't like Josh at all, I'm planning to read his POV.
I give this a 4.5 stars.
(minus for Nelly's death)
Point Containing Books The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod Box Set (The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #1-4)
| Title | : | The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod Box Set (The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #1-4) |
| Author | : | Heather Brewer |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 1120 pages |
| Published | : | November 11th 2010 by Speak (first published July 9th 2009) |
| Categories | : | Paranormal. Vampires. Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction |
Rating Containing Books The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod Box Set (The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #1-4)
Ratings: 4.53 From 1300 Users | 51 ReviewsNotice Containing Books The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod Box Set (The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #1-4)
A lot of my friends hated this series so I was reluctant to read it, but it turned out I really liked it a lot. I love how Vlad's character is so typical but still so unique and the book had so many parts that seemed unintentionally funny but I laughed anyway. I couldn't put the books down for very long and there were many plot twists such as Thomas Tod and Joss. Like an anime, the story is nearly the same in each book, but I still found it interesting. The only problem I had with the books isThis is a new spin on vampire books...
Sorry, but I did not like this book at all. I just couldnt get into the book. Much less the whole series. It just didnt make sense. Many people said I would like it, but I didnt. It wasnt like the Twilight Saga, because they are both about Vampires, that live in a small town. But it just wasnt that interesting to me.
This is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE series. I have been reading this series for about 8 years and i read it about two to three times a year. The writing is just amazing and as each book goes along and Vlad gets older the writing almost seems to follow suit. There's a certain attitude with each book that seems to change just slightly as he gets older. I must say my heart aches every time I read due to my knowledge of what's to happen next but yet I still find that every reread is like reading it for the
Absolutely my favorite series, hands down.
The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #1 by Heathen Brewer is about an eighth grade boy, who is, a vampire. His mother was human while his father was a vampire, They died when he was young so now his mother's best friend looks after him. Her name is Nelly.I've never read anything like this, and it was a pleasant surprise. I loved the writing style, and how original the plot line was. I thought this book was hilarious, with the witty comebacks to the bully taking ballet classes. This book did not drag
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