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Kissing Coffins

Kissing Coffins

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Life in "Dullsville" has become far from dull for goth-girl Raven. After meeting Alexander Sterling—a night-thriving, shadowy dream guy—her dark world suddenly has a bright glow. But as in her favorite movie, Kissing Coffins, Raven knows that love always has its complications. And Alexander has a secret—a secret she must quietly guard. When he mysteriously disappears, Raven finds herself on a dangerous chase to find him. What she encounters is more terrifying than she could have imagined—including a life-transforming decision she may not be ready to sink her teeth into.

In Kissing Coffins Ellen Schreiber presents a chilling and suspenseful sequel to her popular tale of an unusual teen romance, Vampire Kisses.

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    • School Library Journal

      December 1, 2005
      Gr 7 Up -This sequel to "Vampire Kisses" (HarperCollins, 2003) continues the love story between Goth-girl Raven and her vampire boyfriend. As this book opens, Alexander has left town and Raven decides she must hunt him down. She finds out that he is probably in a nearby town and it just so happens that she has an aunt who lives there AND it's spring break AND her parents allow her to visit without any real explanation AND Raven's aunt is extremely gullible so that Raven can sneak around and do what she needs to do. After Alexander is located and comes back to town, his evil nemesis, Jagger, decides to get revenge by biting Raven. Goofy high jinks ensue. Every step that the protagonist and her cohorts take is predictable, right up to the cliff-hanger ending. Schreiber's sense of time is extremely skewed and the mentions of bands like the Smiths (Goth fare in the mid- to late '80s) make readers question when the book is actually set until they happen upon mentions of Slipknot and Good Charlotte. Goth girls would certainly be attracted to the book based on the photo on the cover, but only middle school Goth wannabes who are closet -Sweet Valley High - readers will actually finish the book. Raven is far too saccharine and has no sulky-fierce Goth appeal, and the love story falls flat." -Kimberly L. Paone, Elizabeth Public Library, NJ"

      Copyright 2005 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

    • The Horn Book

      January 1, 2006
      Goth Raven has the perfect boyfriend: genuine vampire Alexander. Then Alexander disappears, and his arch-nemesis wants to possess Raven in order to avenge old wrongs. Raven's travels between Dullsville and Hipsterville in search of her boyfriend are replete with amusing portrayals of adolescent commercialism and eagerness, but the humor often slips into patronizing the characters.

      (Copyright 2006 by The Horn Book, Incorporated, Boston. All rights reserved.)

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  • English

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  • ATOS Level:4.7
  • Lexile® Measure:700
  • Interest Level:9-12(UG)
  • Text Difficulty:3

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