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Go Darren

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The horror and the creativity continue in this fourth book if vampires as Mr. Crepsley and Darren must contact the Vampire Princes in the "home" of the vampires. It sounds a little hokey, but it winds up working very well with the right amount of classic horror creepiness. Shan is excellent at introducing and describing new characters and new twists in a plot that continues to get more complex with each page. This book also has some marvelous action sequences with marvelous, edge-of-the-seat pacing.

Darren Shan's Vampire Mountain

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Vampire Mountain is book #4 in Darren Shan's thrilling, suspenseful and horrifying saga about a half vampire by the name of Darren. In this book, Darren and his master, Mr. Crepsley, make a dangerous trek to the Vampire Mountain. Along the way he encounters new friends, thrilling secrets, and a blood thirsty bear looking to rip him to pieces. Darren Shan is an excellent author, keeping you glued to your seat by throwing in creepy macabre touches. I recommend this book (along with numbers 1 through 3), to anybody looking for an irrisistable read.

Darren Shan's Vampire Mountain

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Vampire Mountain is book #4 in Darren Shan's thrilling, suspenseful and horrifying saga about a half vampire by the name of Darren. In this book, Darren and his master, Mr. Crepsley, make a dangerous trek to the Vampire Mountain. Along the way he encounters new friends, thrilling secrets, and a blood thirsty bear looking to rip him to pieces. Darren Shan is an excellent author, keeping you glued to your seat by throwing in creepy macabre touches. I recommend this book (along with numbers 1 through 3), to anybody looking for an irrisistable read.

Darren Shan's Mountain Climb

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In Cirque Du Freak "Vampire Mountain" Darren Shan is starting his adventure up Vampire Mountain. Vampire Mountain is a mountain that the inside is a giant home for vampires. During his adventure Darren comes across a family of wolves. He named the Alfa male "Streak". He named the cub "Rudi" but he did not name the she-wolves. Before he leaves the Cirque they go up Vampire Mountain, Mr. Tiny-his first name is Desmond so when you put it together its Destiny-sent two little people with them. On the way one died, and the other gave a scary message that the vampaneze lord is coming. When Darren got to the top of vampire he discovered that when all the vampires get to Vampire Mountain a ceremony takes place. In the book I had a few questions. Like, "what are the trials of initiation?" But it was never answered. The author captured me with this book. He used a lot of explanatory words. I also like horror books about vampires. I give this book five out of five star.

Journey to Vampire Mountain

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Eric Kuhn February 15, 2006 Vampire Mountain\By Darren Shan\ISBN 0-316-60542-5 Journey to Vampire Mountain Do you believe in vampires? Well here is a story of a boy trying to become one. The story takes place, present day. Darren Shan is traveling to a place called, Vampire Mountain to become one of them. Once there, he needs to be accepted as a full vampire. This book was at the top of my list, because it was both spooky and a fantasy. These types of books usually spark my interest. I would recommend this book for anyone age ten and older, because it is easy to read and understand. Or for anyone who prefers fantasy and survival books. The book kept you on the edge of your seat always wanting more and more. D- I enjoy this genre, fantasy books are one of my favorites. This book did a great job of doing just that, because you just can't guess what's going to happen next, nor can you can you tell. Plus it introduces you to new things or animals that you know nothing about. It allows you to use your imagination a little bit more then some other books do. I- When I was reading the book I found my mind usually didn't wander, but there were a couple of times that I did notice my self getting side tracked. However, when I got side tracked it was about the book. Sometimes just by stopping and thinking about what's going on and imaging what's going to happen next in the book