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Biblio Vampiro: An Essential Guide to Vampires and, More Importantly, How to Avoid Them

by Robert Curran
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Overview

They sleep in coffins. They cast no shadows and show no reflection in mirrors. They drink blood—and as every reader will certainly recognize by now, they are Vampires! Horror movie fans and dedicated lovers of gothic tales will want a copy of this spine-chilling volume. An opening section presents a general description of vampires, offers tips to readers on how to spot them—and most important, tells how to avoid them. But to become a true vampire expert, readers must go on to the book's second section, which defines eight different vampire types. For instance, there is the Sampiro Vampire of Albania, who wears a corpse's shroud and totters around on high heels. And from Scandinavia we encounter Draugr Vampires, who guard stockpiles of gold in their stinking nests until nightfall, when they roam the earth in search of human prey. The book's lengthy final section is a compilation of spooky vampire tales collected from around the world. The terror-inducing text is complemented with more than 100 creepy illustrations in full color—though mostly, in appropriately dark and shadowy hues.

Synopsis


(back cover)
DO VAMPIRES DRINK BLOOD?
CAN THEY APPEAR IN DAYLIGHT?
HOW DO THEY REALLY FEEL ABOUT GARLIC?

THIS BOOK WILL ANSWER ALL YOUR VAMPIRE QUESTIONS, INTRODUCE YOU TO EACH TYPE OF VAMPIRE GHOUL, TELL YOU THE REAL LIFE STORIES OF VAMPIRES, AND REVEAL THE TRUTH ABOUT THE THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT.

ALONG WITH ALL THE IMPORTANT FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW, YOU'LL ALSO DISCOVER HOW TO SPOT, AVOID, AND DEFEAT THESE DANGEROUS BLOOD-SUCKING FIENDS!

About the Author, Robert Curran


Robert Curran is currently a teacher and writer who has a doctorate in educational psychology. He is also an advisor to governmental agencies in the U.K. However, he previously held a variety of more unusual jobs, including gravedigger. He lives in Northern Ireland with his wife and children.

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Book Details

Published
August 1, 2010
Publisher
Barron's Educational Series, Incorporated
Pages
80
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780764163418

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