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Twelfth Grade Kills by Z Brewer

thisbookishcat's review

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fast-paced

3.0

meira_elena's review

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5.0

***SPOILER ALERT!!!! SPOILER ALERT!!!!***

OMG!!!!! I LOVED IT!!!!! Sooooo actiony! i wish that Vikas hadn't been bad. I also wish Nelly hadn't died. But, even so, no truly good story can have a completely happy ending. Although, this one was a little too bitter, it was still sweet. The ending, however, made me feel like there was going to be a sequel......... hmmmmm.

penalew's review against another edition

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4.0

Best Line? "Vlad wiped her lip gloss from his lips with the back of his hand. Vampires, after all, didn't sparkle."

Take That Twilight!!!:)

souymuilk's review

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5.0

I read this series about 8-9 years ago in my early preteens. And my memory of this is that’s the entire series is fantastic. But I know if I got back and read it now In this current day I would hate the entire series. So as a result I am not going to reread it and leave it as a pleasant memory in my head and give each book five stars because that’s what I would’ve gave it when I read it. This is for you 11 year old me.

housedesignerking's review

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adventurous challenging dark emotional hopeful lighthearted mysterious medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? No
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

5.0

All I will say is holy bleeping bleep. There is no way I could possibly give a review of this book without feeling the urge to talk about my favourite parts.All I can say is that I am very pumped with how Heather Brewer wrote this series and the developments.

My notes:
May 29, 2012 – page 134
41.23% "It's the last book. I plan to savour it. Not gonna read this one too fast. It's not the last book. It's not the last book. It can't be the last book."
June 4, 2012 – page 134
41.23% "Taking a break from this book for now. It's not the book or the author, i'm just not really getting into vampires at the moment. So far it's amazing though."

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ryanjamesburt's review

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4.0

Good book. Nice twist at the end. Good ending.

bookgoonie's review

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4.0

3.5. It gets higher than a 3 for the moments Vlad spends with Snow and a feisty Nelly. The good story telling keeps you going, just wished the pieces were knit together a little better. Still a good series. Middle School appropriate and style.

invisibleobserver13's review

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4.0

A fine conclusion to a fun series. Although, it was a bit heartbreaking. I loved that Vlad and Snow ended up together and that she became a vampire. And speaking of Snow, I love that the color schemes of the book covers keep matching up, but it still leaves a little mystery. I had figured it out by the end of the last book (purple - Vlad the Subject of the Pravus Prophecy, blue - Doran the Keeper, orange and red - Foreteller and Transcriber, respectively). But I wonder what Snow's green eyes mean. Glad that Vlad (and Henry) made up with Joss and that they are all friends again and worked together to save the people of Bathory. I love how Vlad utilized his Pravus powers to defeat the Slayer Society and the bad vampires. I have to say how cute Henry and October are and I was disappointed that we didn't see how the relationship developed since Vlad is our POV character. I also like that Meredith got a happy ending too, in which she and Joss are together, she is valedictorian at graduation and will be attending college in California. I was disappointed that D'Ablo was dispatched so early into the book, considering he was set up since the first book as Vlad's Big Bad or something similar. As for Vlad's true Big Bad, I had actually been spoiled that Vlad's father Tomas was alive and that Vlad would kill him in the end. But I was not really surprised by the revelation. I felt so much for Vlad when he realized how truly evil his father was and that Vlad's conception was not one of love, but an evil plot to rule over both vampires and humans. I felt betrayed and a bit enraged that Vikas, whom we came to love and care about over the course of the series, was helping Tomas the entire time. I was not surprised that Eddie Poe tried to blackmail Vlad, nor was turned into a vampire by Em, as things with him continued to escalate with each book and chapter. The most heartbreaking things about the book were Nelly's death (why did she have to die and why couldn't we get a happy ending for her and Otis?) and the revelation that Mellina was forced to marry Tomas and carry Vlad because she was Tomas' drudge and that he and Vikas murdered her.

spark_olaguez's review

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5.0

Why could you not kill me!! This is the book that made me brave to continued to read the final Hunger Games series which I did with no water works. Why do the good people die?

jayse's review

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4.0

This was my favorite out of the four. I took one star off because she barley touched the surface of some important scenes, made all her characters run their hands through their hair like a million times and she killed of to many people.. But so great. I kinda want a four book series about him in college!