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Vampire Kisses Books 1-4
by Ellen Schreiber
CONTENTS
Vampire Kisses
1 Little Monster
2 Dullsville
3 Monster Mash
4 Truth or Scare
5 A Light in the Window
6 Exposed
7 Happy Halloween
8 Looking for Trouble
9 Living Hell
10 Working Ghoul
11 Mission Improbable
12 Quiting Time
13 A Girl Obsessed
14 Hot Pursuit
15 Gothic Guest
16 Chocolate-and-Vanilla Swirl
17 Dream Date
18 Movie Madness
19 The Snow Ball
20 Game Over
21 Darkness and Light
22 Deadline
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Kissing Coffins
1 Bleeding Heart
2 Flower Power
3 Final Depature
4 Hipsterville
5 The Coffin Club
6 Dracula Delivers
7 The Historical Society
8 In a Manor of Speaking
9 Bus Stop Blues
10 The Covenant
11 Frightening Farewell
12 Risky Reunion
13 The Promise
14 Changeling
15 Nightmare
16 Vampire Visitor
17 School Ghoul
18 Kissing Coffins
19 Night and Day
20 Dancing in the Dark
21 Creepy Carnival
Acknowledgements
Vampireville
1 Bite Night
2 The Almost Great Escape
3 The Hunt
4 Freaky Factory
5 The Key
6 The Hiding Place
7 Lost and Found
8 Gossip and Garlic
9 Haunted House Calls
10 Hatsy's Diner
11 Bat Fight
12 Guest Who?
13 Gothic Fairy
14 The Invitation
15 Dreadful Dinner
16 The Grim Plan
17 Graveyard Gala
18 Cryptic Kryptonite
19 Vampireville
Acknowledgments
Dance with a Vampire
1 Buried
2 Vampire Feast
3 Dead Tree Forest
4 Library from Hell
5 Treehouse
6 Gothic's Orders
7 Shopghoul
8 The Bat Cave
9 Prom Princess
10 Sleepover
11 Blood Reader
12 Blood Brothers
13 Grim Grounding
14 Morbid Manicure
15 Dance with a Vampire
16 Sibling Rivalry
17 Project Vampire
18 Final Farewell
Acknowledgments
Vampire Kisses
To my father, Gary Schreiber, with all my love; for giving me the wings to fly.
"I want a relationship I can finally sink my teeth into."
-Alexander Sterling
1 Little Monster
It first happened when I was five. I had just finished coloring in My Kindergarten Book. It was filled with Picasso-like drawings of my mom and dad, an Elmer's-glued, tissue-papered collage, and the answers to questions (favorite color, pets, best friend, etc.) written down by our hundred-year-old teacher, Mrs. Peevish.
My classmates and I were sitting in a semicircle on the floor in the reading area. "Bradley, what do you want to be when you grow up?" Mrs. Peevish asked after all the other questions had been answered.
"A fire fighter!" he shouted.
"Cindi?"
"Uh...a nurse," Cindi Warren whispered meekly.
Mrs. Peevish went through the rest of the class. Police officers. Astronauts. Football players. Finally it was my turn.
"Raven, what do you want to be when you grow up?" Mrs. Peevish asked, her green eyes staring through me.
I said nothing.
"An actress?"
I shook my head.
"A doctor?"
"Nuh, uh," I said.
"A flight attendant?"
"Yuck!" I replied.
"Then what?" she asked, annoyed.
I thought for a moment. "I want to be..."
"Yes?"
"I want to be...a vampire!" I shouted, to the shock and amazement of Mrs. Peevish and my classmates. For a moment I thought she started to laugh; maybe she really did. The children sitting next to me inched away.
I spent most of my childhood watching others inch away.
I was conceived on my dad's water bed-or on the rooftop of my mom's college dorm under twinkling stars-depending on which one of my parents is telling the story. They were soul mates that couldn't part with the seventies: true love mixed with drugs, some raspberry incense, and the music of the Grateful Dead. A beaded-jeweled, halter-topped, cutoff blue-jeaned, barefooted girl, intertwined with a long-haired, unshaven, Elton John-spectacled, suntanned, leather-vested, bell-bottomed-and-sandaled guy. I think they're lucky I wasn't more eccentric. I could have wanted to be a beaded-haired hippie werewolf! But somehow I became obsessed with vampires.
Sarah and Paul Madison became more responsible after my entrance into this world-or I'll rephrase it and say my parents were "less glassy eyed." They sold the Volkswagen flower power van that they were living in and actually started renting property. Our hippie apartment was decorated with 3-D glow-in-the-dark flower posters and orange tubes with a Play-Doh substance that moved on its own-lava lamps-that you could stare at forever. It was the best time ever. The three of us laughed and played Chutes and Ladders and squeezed Twinkies between our teeth. We stayed up late, watching Dracula movies, Dark Shadows with the infamous Barnabas Collins, and Batman on a black-and-white TV we'd received when we opened a bank account. I felt secure under the blanket of midnight, rubbing Mom's growing belly, which made noises like the orange lava lamps. I figured she was going to give birth to more moving Play-Doh.
by Ellen Schreiber
CONTENTS
Vampire Kisses
1 Little Monster
2 Dullsville
3 Monster Mash
4 Truth or Scare
5 A Light in the Window
6 Exposed
7 Happy Halloween
8 Looking for Trouble
9 Living Hell
10 Working Ghoul
11 Mission Improbable
12 Quiting Time
13 A Girl Obsessed
14 Hot Pursuit
15 Gothic Guest
16 Chocolate-and-Vanilla Swirl
17 Dream Date
18 Movie Madness
19 The Snow Ball
20 Game Over
21 Darkness and Light
22 Deadline
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Kissing Coffins
1 Bleeding Heart
2 Flower Power
3 Final Depature
4 Hipsterville
5 The Coffin Club
6 Dracula Delivers
7 The Historical Society
8 In a Manor of Speaking
9 Bus Stop Blues
10 The Covenant
11 Frightening Farewell
12 Risky Reunion
13 The Promise
14 Changeling
15 Nightmare
16 Vampire Visitor
17 School Ghoul
18 Kissing Coffins
19 Night and Day
20 Dancing in the Dark
21 Creepy Carnival
Acknowledgements
Vampireville
1 Bite Night
2 The Almost Great Escape
3 The Hunt
4 Freaky Factory
5 The Key
6 The Hiding Place
7 Lost and Found
8 Gossip and Garlic
9 Haunted House Calls
10 Hatsy's Diner
11 Bat Fight
12 Guest Who?
13 Gothic Fairy
14 The Invitation
15 Dreadful Dinner
16 The Grim Plan
17 Graveyard Gala
18 Cryptic Kryptonite
19 Vampireville
Acknowledgments
Dance with a Vampire
1 Buried
2 Vampire Feast
3 Dead Tree Forest
4 Library from Hell
5 Treehouse
6 Gothic's Orders
7 Shopghoul
8 The Bat Cave
9 Prom Princess
10 Sleepover
11 Blood Reader
12 Blood Brothers
13 Grim Grounding
14 Morbid Manicure
15 Dance with a Vampire
16 Sibling Rivalry
17 Project Vampire
18 Final Farewell
Acknowledgments
Vampire Kisses
To my father, Gary Schreiber, with all my love; for giving me the wings to fly.
"I want a relationship I can finally sink my teeth into."
-Alexander Sterling
1 Little Monster
It first happened when I was five. I had just finished coloring in My Kindergarten Book. It was filled with Picasso-like drawings of my mom and dad, an Elmer's-glued, tissue-papered collage, and the answers to questions (favorite color, pets, best friend, etc.) written down by our hundred-year-old teacher, Mrs. Peevish.
My classmates and I were sitting in a semicircle on the floor in the reading area. "Bradley, what do you want to be when you grow up?" Mrs. Peevish asked after all the other questions had been answered.
"A fire fighter!" he shouted.
"Cindi?"
"Uh...a nurse," Cindi Warren whispered meekly.
Mrs. Peevish went through the rest of the class. Police officers. Astronauts. Football players. Finally it was my turn.
"Raven, what do you want to be when you grow up?" Mrs. Peevish asked, her green eyes staring through me.
I said nothing.
"An actress?"
I shook my head.
"A doctor?"
"Nuh, uh," I said.
"A flight attendant?"
"Yuck!" I replied.
"Then what?" she asked, annoyed.
I thought for a moment. "I want to be..."
"Yes?"
"I want to be...a vampire!" I shouted, to the shock and amazement of Mrs. Peevish and my classmates. For a moment I thought she started to laugh; maybe she really did. The children sitting next to me inched away.
I spent most of my childhood watching others inch away.
I was conceived on my dad's water bed-or on the rooftop of my mom's college dorm under twinkling stars-depending on which one of my parents is telling the story. They were soul mates that couldn't part with the seventies: true love mixed with drugs, some raspberry incense, and the music of the Grateful Dead. A beaded-jeweled, halter-topped, cutoff blue-jeaned, barefooted girl, intertwined with a long-haired, unshaven, Elton John-spectacled, suntanned, leather-vested, bell-bottomed-and-sandaled guy. I think they're lucky I wasn't more eccentric. I could have wanted to be a beaded-haired hippie werewolf! But somehow I became obsessed with vampires.
Sarah and Paul Madison became more responsible after my entrance into this world-or I'll rephrase it and say my parents were "less glassy eyed." They sold the Volkswagen flower power van that they were living in and actually started renting property. Our hippie apartment was decorated with 3-D glow-in-the-dark flower posters and orange tubes with a Play-Doh substance that moved on its own-lava lamps-that you could stare at forever. It was the best time ever. The three of us laughed and played Chutes and Ladders and squeezed Twinkies between our teeth. We stayed up late, watching Dracula movies, Dark Shadows with the infamous Barnabas Collins, and Batman on a black-and-white TV we'd received when we opened a bank account. I felt secure under the blanket of midnight, rubbing Mom's growing belly, which made noises like the orange lava lamps. I figured she was going to give birth to more moving Play-Doh.
Comments & Reviews ^topcool series but i already have the first 3 lol....anyway thanks for the 4th  MrsNooryCull... Sep 02, 2009 11:44 reply spam For all the vampire lovers (xD) here's the code for the last book of Southern vampires: Dead and Gone:(yeah the books of that show True Blood.... also known as Sookie StackhouseSeries xD) 148702  soiikhio Jun 13, 2009 03:33 reply spam I don't know thwm, but now I do, I'll look for them
U're welcome ^^ soiikhio Apr 24, 2009 23:32 reply spam OMG I LOVED IT!!! IM SOOOOOOOOO HAPPY THAT YOU PUT THIS UP!!!! YAY!!!!!!!! also you know the Pretty Little Liars books? If you can, can you put the entire series up, including Wicked and Killer? THANKS!!!
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