PC Cast and Kristin Cast, mother and daughter have a wonderful Vampyre Story is aimed at young people written. But, "Marked: A House of Night Novel" is a book that can be enjoyed by all age groups. The trials and tribulations of growing up are presented in conjunction with a vampire society, the new and original. There are lessons to be learned, but they are woven into a thoroughly entertaining story.

It's been a rough weeks sixteen years old Zoey Redbird and unfortunately it is notYou better be one. You just want to fit, but to her shock, fitting in means that you marked for a place in the house at night, a school for young vampires. Zoey leaves behind her ex-boyfriend, bad grades in geometry and the step-by losers, who married her mother. But her new life is not so bad. She makes some true friends and catch the eye of the cutest boy in school. Well, if they survive the change, perhaps they will finally fit.

It is always refreshingto find a different approach to the traditional vampire story. In this world vampyrism accepted and young vampires are trained to a special school. Zoey is a dynamic and spunky heroine. She tells her own story in a fun and realistic voice. You can be a vampire, but Zoey has the same problems that every teenager faces. It is easy to tell her. And it is of minor characters, engaging the same, including a grandmother, surrounded the Native American. The dialogue is sharpand the references to real people and pop culture in the history. Adult readers will find themselves thinking about their own teenage years. Although aimed at young adults, there are some suggestive language. Outstanding issues remain at the end but that is only the beginning of a series of highly addictive.

Reading Level: Young Adult
Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin; 1st edition (May 1, 2007)
ISBN: 978-0-312-36026-9
Paperback: 320 pages
Price:$ 8.95

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