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 Vampire Plagues London - Sebastian Rook
Newest Review: ... look a lot better now. Now this story not only amazed me but got me thinking... It's about a boy who helped bring the bats ... more  ... into London, and he wants to get rid of them. He didn't mean to bring them to London, he was supposed to follow them and warn people in London, but he did not manage to do so, but he met up with Jack, a homeless kid, and they automatically become friends. Ben, the boy who's supposed to kill the vampire bats, is in search of his sister, Emily. He finds her. Now Ben tells Emily and Jack his long and eventful story. He tells them that he, Father and he's Uncle found this brick wall with a hole in. the hole is filled wi...more |
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Vampire Plagues London - Sebastian Rook: Sir Donald is now Camazotz, the lord of vampires (1134 words)
by - written on 23/09/08 (Very useful, 311 readings)
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Now I was lucky to get all 6 books... I got it from a scholastic magazine that my school library gets every 2 months. I got all 6 of them as a set for only £10, which is really good considering they are £4.99 each. Anyhow, the cover shown above is totally different to the cover that I have. Although it is the exact same story, the cover on my book looks soooooooo much better than the one above. You'll probably see a picture of the cover that I have, below. Now I think my cover (The cover on my book) is much better than the one above because mine has the city of London below with thousands of bats flying above, however on the book above there is only 2-3 bats flying over ... Read the complete review
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