The Vampire's Vacation (A to Z Mysteries, #22)

by Ron Roy

Other authorsJohn Steven Gurney (Illustrator)
Paperback, 2004

Status

Available

Call number

J3F.Roy

Publication

Scholastic Inc.

Pages

84

Description

Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose investigate a mysterious man in black who Josh believes is a vampire.

Tags

JUVENILE FICTION, Mysteries and Detective Stories, Chapter Books, Vampires

Series

A to Z Mysteries (22)

Collection

Juvenile

Barcode

2941

Language

English

Original language

English

Physical description

84 p.; 7.6 inches

ISBN

0439680905 / 9780439680905

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Lexile

590L

User reviews

LibraryThing member AngelaLam
This was a great beginning mystery book for early readers. My daughter enjoyed it thoroughly. With each clue given, she started developing her own theories about who and what was happening.

Although adult help did enter into the mystery, the children were allowed to explore the clues by themselves
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 before determining their need for help.

The paranormal twist was wonderful, too!

A great read!
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LibraryThing member Briars_Reviews
One of my reading goals is to pick up my old faves and relive the nostalgia of my youth. I was made fun of for being a reader when I was the age this book was geared towards, so why not have the fun now that I wasn't allowed as a kid?

A to Z Mysteries was a series I desperately wanted to read, but I
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 often got scared out of because of the bullies at my school threatening me. But now? I'm free!

The Vampire's Vacation is an absolute delight. It made me smile, want to giggle, and I was very curious how a vampire was in this little town! The plot is an absolute delight and I can see why young middle grade readers would enjoy this book. It's fast paced, easy to read, and completely imaginable. I could see something funny like this happening in my little town.

Four out of five stars!
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Rating

½ (23 ratings; 3.9)

Subjects

Mystery and detective stories
Vampires Fiction

Call number

J3F.Roy

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