A book of sarcasm, aimed at mocking the emo stereotype and Twilight. I found it extremely amusing. It's a really quick, light, fun read and definitely entertaining. The little pictures were fun, too. ( )

A fun read for young tweens/teens who will no doubt be amused at Nigels inability to sparkle, run a lap of the gym or get a higher grade than a C in maths despite being nearly 100 years old. Kids will empathise with his burdens - his bratty younger sister, clueless parents, school bullies and unrequited crush.The diary format, including the obligatory bad poetry and amusing sketches, and Collins simple style makes it accessible for even the reluctant reader. Light hearted and fun, Diary of a Wimpy Vampire is a good read for it's targeted audience. ( )