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Vampire Academy (Vampire Academy, Book 1)
A book by Richelle Mead
After two years on the run, best friends Rose, half-human/half-vampire, and Lissa, a mortal vampire princess, are caught and returned to St. Vladimir's Academy. Up until then, Rose had kept Lissa safe from her enemies; school, however, brings both girls … see full wiki
Author:
Richelle Mead
Genre:
Children's Books
Publisher:
Razorbill
3 reviews about Vampire Academy (Vampire Academy, Book 1)
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don't let the back cover scare you off its actually a way better story than the cover lets on.
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I'll admit it, I was so nervous to read this novel. I avoided it for as long as possible, until I recently found it for a great price (on Amazon, of course!) I couldn't pass up. I'm always a little wary with "vampire" books, because they always seem so lame, and unrealistic to me (well, the one's I've read in the past did). As the novel progressed, I found myself falling deeper and deeper into Rose's world. I could easily believe every single word of this book, it was that … more
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review by TheCompulsiveReader.
September 06, 2008
Rosemary Hathaway and her best friend Lissa, a Moroi--the good type of vampires, have been on the run for two years now. Relying on Lissa's magical ability of compulsion and Rose's training as a Dhampir--half human, half Moroi guardians whose duty is to protect Moroi from the Strigoi, the evil and immortal vampires--they've managed to elude the guardians of St. Vladimir's Academy for young Moroi and Dhampir. Rose took Lissa away from St. Vladimir's when strange and dangerous circumstances threatened … more
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