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Vampire School
4 Reviews
(3)
1-3
Vampire School series.
In these third and fourth supernatural send-ups set at a vampire elementary school, fangy friends Lee, Billy, and Bella save the school play when the star loses her voice (Stage Fright) and investigate their werewolf substitute teacher (Teacher Screecher). The goofy puns, breezy pacing, comical black-and-white pictures, and gentle subversion of a familiar setting make these an easy sell to humor fans. Review covers these Vampire School titles: Stage Fright and Teacher Screecher.
Reviewer: Claire E. Gross
(3)
1-3
Vampire School series.
In these third and fourth supernatural send-ups set at a vampire elementary school, fangy friends Lee, Billy, and Bella save the school play when the star loses her voice (Stage Fright) and investigate their werewolf substitute teacher (Teacher Screecher). The goofy puns, breezy pacing, comical black-and-white pictures, and gentle subversion of a familiar setting make these an easy sell to humor fans. Review covers these Vampire School titles: Stage Fright and Teacher Screecher.
Reviewer: Claire E. Gross
(3)
1-3
Vampire School series.
Illustrated by
Chris Harrison.
Lee and his friends attend vampire school. In these first two series entries, they have exciting adventures with werewolves, bats, and Fangless folk. The harmless ghouls also form solid friendships and model a good work ethic. Easy-to-read texts, with occasional changes in font and cheerful black-and-white drawings, make the books approachable and engaging. Review covers these Vampire School titles: Casketball Capers and Ghoul Trip.
Reviewer: Miriam Steinberg-Egeth
(3)
1-3
Vampire School series.
Illustrated by
Chris Harrison.
Lee and his friends attend vampire school. In these first two series entries, they have exciting adventures with werewolves, bats, and Fangless folk. The harmless ghouls also form solid friendships and model a good work ethic. Easy-to-read texts, with occasional changes in font and cheerful black-and-white drawings, make the books approachable and engaging. Review covers these Vampire School titles: Casketball Capers and Ghoul Trip.
Reviewer: Miriam Steinberg-Egeth
4 reviews
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