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A review by sam_riccio
The Reformed Vampire Support Group by Catherine Jinks
4.0
I think the idea that Jinks has for vampires is very unique, we all see the same narrative for them whenever we read our favorite fiction books and thats part of the appeal, but having them be mostly human like with the addition of vampirism being a disease that's passed around is fun.
If I had to point out what I didn't like about this it would be that they all talked about the same thing way too much, which is something that older people do in my experience, and it happened to feel like a rushed ending but if you're telling the story though someone whose already lived it I suppose that it would all feel very clustered.
It was worth the read, i wouldn't put this in a Young Adults section and more a New Adult book because it contains cursing, and the topics are easy to follow but at my time of reading this I'm 23, I don't think anyone younger than 16 would find the chitchat in this very entertaining.
If I had to point out what I didn't like about this it would be that they all talked about the same thing way too much, which is something that older people do in my experience, and it happened to feel like a rushed ending but if you're telling the story though someone whose already lived it I suppose that it would all feel very clustered.
It was worth the read, i wouldn't put this in a Young Adults section and more a New Adult book because it contains cursing, and the topics are easy to follow but at my time of reading this I'm 23, I don't think anyone younger than 16 would find the chitchat in this very entertaining.