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A review by titanic
The Vampire Blog by Pete Johnson
4.0
"Marcus was convinced that vampires didn't exist. He was very wrong..."
I picked this audiobook to read as it was short and childlike, and I thought it would okay and I can move onto my next book, but I'm surprised to say that I actually really liked the book. It was funny and Marcus' reaction to finding out he was becoming a half-vampire was real and enjoyable to listen too.
His parents were wonderful people, especially his dad. For some reason, the accent made the book for me. It was a common accent, but not one you hear people talk in for books, it was great. Another thing I loved was that he wasn't becoming a full vampire, it was half a vampire. It was a little spin on the whole vampire craze that makes it stand out. Another stand out thing about this book is that Marcus is writing it on his secret blog, which makes me laugh at the thought of it for some reason. It's bizarre.
I actually said: "i know for a fact i’m not going to listen to the series" and I think that's a lie because I'm ready to finish this review up and move onto the second book.
As for the plot twist, I didn't know who it was. I guessed one person and I was wrong! It was a good choice, and it made sense, and I don't know, there's something about this book that I really loved.
I picked this audiobook to read as it was short and childlike, and I thought it would okay and I can move onto my next book, but I'm surprised to say that I actually really liked the book. It was funny and Marcus' reaction to finding out he was becoming a half-vampire was real and enjoyable to listen too.
His parents were wonderful people, especially his dad. For some reason, the accent made the book for me. It was a common accent, but not one you hear people talk in for books, it was great. Another thing I loved was that he wasn't becoming a full vampire, it was half a vampire. It was a little spin on the whole vampire craze that makes it stand out. Another stand out thing about this book is that Marcus is writing it on his secret blog, which makes me laugh at the thought of it for some reason. It's bizarre.
I actually said: "i know for a fact i’m not going to listen to the series" and I think that's a lie because I'm ready to finish this review up and move onto the second book.
As for the plot twist, I didn't know who it was. I guessed one person and I was wrong! It was a good choice, and it made sense, and I don't know, there's something about this book that I really loved.