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| Title | : | Vampire Mountain (Cirque du Freak #4) |
| Author | : | Darren Shan |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 208 pages |
| Published | : | September 1st 2003 by Little, Brown Young Readers (first published 2001) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult. Horror. Paranormal. Vampires. Fiction |
Darren Shan
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 208 pages Rating: 4.16 | 29373 Users | 812 Reviews
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In the fourth book of the bestselling Cirque Du Freak series, Darren Shan and Mr. Crepsley embark on a dangerous trek to the very heart of the vampire world. But they face more than the cold on Vampire Mountain-the vampaneze have been there before them.Will a meeting with the Vampire Princes restore Darren's human side, or turn him further toward the darkness? Only one thing is certain-Darren's initiation into the vampire clan is more deadly than he can ever have imagined.
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| Original Title: | Vampire Mountain |
| ISBN: | 0316905747 (ISBN13: 9780316905749) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Cirque du Freak #4 |
| Characters: | Darren Shan |
Rating Appertaining To Books Vampire Mountain (Cirque du Freak #4)
Ratings: 4.16 From 29373 Users | 812 ReviewsJudgment Appertaining To Books Vampire Mountain (Cirque du Freak #4)
This is the fourth book in the Cirque Du Freak series. In this series Darren Shan assumes the role of a half vampire and travels with Mr Crepsley as he learns more about his new powers of a vampire and he adapts to the standards and needs of a new vampire life. In this book, Darren has to travel to vampire mountain, the journey can take months and they are forced to travel on bare feet. On the way to the mountain with Mr Crepsley, they met Gavner Purl, a Vampire General who was following MrHe looked like a nice old uncle but was really a cruel, dark-hearted man who'd cut your tongue out as soon as say hello to you.
This was another good book in the cirque du freak series that didn't let it down not one bit, it was about Darren and Mr Crepsley's Journey to Vampire mountain, where they would seek counsel with the vampire princes about Darren being blooded by Mr Crepsley. This wasn't an easy journey they weren't allowed to flit, they had to do it all almost like a human, in the cold wet dark and dangerous woods, land, caves. They met a few characters along the way bears and vampinese and wolves who they
The book overall was good and it introduced some new characters and a new setting. However, it did use the same formula as the old books but still did change enough things to keep the story interesting and fun to read. The story moves on from the old circus that the main character used to live in and brings the story to a more vampire exclusive place, Vampire Mountain. However, before he goes there he meets a Little Person which follows him to Vampire Mountain to deliver a secret message for the
The start of the new arc caused story build up slumping.
This is not going to include anything to do with the actual Cirque Du FreakYou have been warned. I know, I was pretty devastated too...It's not a bad book. Darren has settled into vampire life somewhat well but upon summons by the Vampire Council, both he and Mr. Crepsley have to trek to Vampire Mountain to plead their case. Throughout the book, we are given snitches and tidbits of what vampire society is like - harsh, cruel and noble. The author has no qualms about depicting gruesome details.
This is not going to include anything to do with the actual Cirque Du FreakYou have been warned. I know, I was pretty devastated too...It's not a bad book. Darren has settled into vampire life somewhat well but upon summons by the Vampire Council, both he and Mr. Crepsley have to trek to Vampire Mountain to plead their case. Throughout the book, we are given snitches and tidbits of what vampire society is like - harsh, cruel and noble. The author has no qualms about depicting gruesome details.
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