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Amanda Marrone

Auteur de Uninvited

8 oeuvres 1,101 utilisateurs 42 critiques 3 Favoris

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Comprend les noms: Amanda Marrone

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Œuvres de Amanda Marrone

Uninvited (2007) 445 exemplaires
Revealers (2008) 254 exemplaires
Devoured (2009) 243 exemplaires
Slayed (2010) 90 exemplaires
The Multiplying Menace (2010) 40 exemplaires
Master of Mirrors (2011) 9 exemplaires
The Shape Shifter's Curse (2010) 8 exemplaires

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Date de naissance
20th Century
Sexe
female
Nationalité
USA
Lieu de naissance
Long Island, New York, USA
Lieux de résidence
Connecticut, USA
Études
SUNY Cortland (BA)
Professions
elementary school teacher

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Slayed was a fun, cutesy type of pre-teen novel centering around the ancestor of the Van Helsings.

Daphne Van Helsing is not your typical teen - she is a vampire slayer! If you couldn't tell by the title. This book centers around her family and the trouble they get into being vampire slayers. It's very cute, and the plot is fun, but it's not made for the older YA audience. This one seems more appropriate for the pre-teen audience - it's kind of teeny bopper cute, with lots of little antics that happen more so in the Percy Jackson-esque young audience (not to say that older YA don't read that to, but it wasn't directed towards the more mature YA audience).

Overall, I really enjoyed it! It was a cute novel! I would definitely like to read more by Amanda Marrone!

There is definitely some parts of it that the mature YA audience won't like - protective parents letting their daughter fight deadly creatures? They must keep in mind the pre-teen audience would identify with that - protective parents but wanting to go out on their own and be "adults".

Three out of five stars! Definitely cute!
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Briars_Reviews | 5 autres critiques | Aug 4, 2023 |
Jules is just living the witchy life. She's just a normal teenager with a great group of friends and a bit of style -- but by night, she's killing werewolves, vampires and ghosts with her kick-ass powers, albeit in the oh-so-stylin' threads of a cloak. But as she and her friends approach their 18th birthdays, they start to discover something seriously strange is afoot.

I dunno. I enjoyed this -- it was an easy read, though definitely aimed at the younger of the YA crowd, and there's a mean-girls theme going on that I tend to not be very comfortable with in YA fiction. They do team up and get it together as a group by the end, but it's like nobody else really exists for these girls outside of their circle. And it felt like the end compromised the principles Jules was fighting for all the way through the book. Altogether, glad I got this off my to-read bookcase, but something I could have skipped.… (plus d'informations)
 
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lyrrael | 3 autres critiques | Aug 3, 2023 |
 
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Litrvixen | 5 autres critiques | Jun 23, 2022 |
I don't want to rate this book because I don't necessarily think it is a bad book, but it was just not a book that could keep my interest. This is middle grade (which I usually enjoy). I DNF'd this after reading about 54 pages.
 
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Completely_Melanie | Sep 10, 2021 |

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Œuvres
8
Membres
1,101
Popularité
#23,344
Évaluation
3.2
Critiques
42
ISBN
26
Favoris
3

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