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| Title | : | The Vampire Diaries, Volumes 1-4 (The Vampire Diaries #1-4) |
| Author | : | L.J. Smith |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Film Tie-In Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 272 pages |
| Published | : | September 2010 by HarperTeen (first published 1991) |
| Categories | : | Paranormal. Vampires. Fantasy. Young Adult. Romance. Supernatural. Paranormal Romance |
L.J. Smith
Paperback | Pages: 272 pages Rating: 4 | 5359 Users | 168 Reviews
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I wanted to read this book because I absolutely love the show. Yes, I love it. There's just so much drama to not love it. And Ian Somerholder, I mean come on! But this book was such a disappointment. Keep in mind that I am avidly against Twilight, and this book was very similar. Elena becomes so obsessed with Stefan that she loses all self-control. She's willing to die for him, accept almost immediately that he sucks the blood of little white doves, and flunk her classes because she can't stop thinking about him. I can't stand it in these teen paranormal romances when the heroine is described as this amazingly strong and intelligent character, and then her actions reflect someone who is anything but. Elena is so desperate to win Stefan's affections that she makes up a fake French boyfriend who sends her flowers just to make him jealous. When he ignores her at a dance, she makes a stupid decision that puts her in severe danger. Um, girls, please do not go off on your own with a bunch of drunk guys to a cemetary. THIS IS NOT SMART! So basically, Elena does not seem like a great character at all. She seems flighty, spoiled, and entitled. This is not a good role model, and neither is Bella Swan. Then there is Stefan. He likes to brood. The end. Then there is Damon. He's the only thing I liked about this book, because he is the only character that acted true to form. He was supposed to be the rebel, and he acted that way. This whole book seemed like a trainwreck of events to me. When I think back on the book I can't remember a single piece of the plot that kept my attention. Needless to say, I will not be reading the second book. The show did it better, guys, the show did it better.
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| ISBN: | 0062023071 (ISBN13: 9780062023070) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Vampire Diaries #1-4, Il diario del vampiro #1-4, The Vampire Diaries (Complete) #1-4 , more |
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Ratings: 4 From 5359 Users | 168 ReviewsColumn Out Of Books The Vampire Diaries, Volumes 1-4 (The Vampire Diaries #1-4)
I read these when I was in year 8 so long, long, LONG before the show was even an idea. They were possibly my favourite books, that I had read at the time and I think I've re-read these books more than any other. To me, Bonnie was a huge stand out in the books. I loved her. Looking back at them now, they aren't the BEST books ever written, and I do wish they were a little longer, but I was around 13 or 14 first reading them so they were perfect for me at that age.I will always have a specialI found these books very hard to finish. I first read these books a while back, before I'd watched the TV show, now after getting into the TV show a lot, I decided to give the books another go, to recap my memory of them. I enjoyed the first two books, but after that, I struggled to finish the other two. The plot line was just horrendous, and I'm so glad they changed the TV show a heck of a lot, because I dont think the storyline of the books would have completely worked as a tv show. Elenas
Elana has it all. She is the queen of the school, how else would it be? But she dosn't feel that way. Lately she has been felling like she needs some where to belong. One day a mysterious stranger appears at school. Elana wants him to be hers. But he has a mysterious secret, and a brother who's out to kill him. Read the book to find out more!I liked this book. The plot was good, and I didn't find any spelling errors. But the characters seemed kind of pathetic and self centered, especally Elana.
The worst book ever...but that's what I get for reading a teeny bopper book.
I really liked it, but I didn't like Elena's character in the beginning. She was too slutty and she instantly became obsessed with Stefan. And it really has too much changing for her - she was a human, then a vampire, then a ghost, ghostly human and then human with special powers.Otherwise, it was good and I enjoyed reading it. And, I have to mention it, I adore Damon's character. He is just awesome.
WARNING SPOILERS INSIDE:This story is about a group of friends that kind of have feelings for eachother.They are just a group of teenage girls and boys who have vampire powers and write about them in a diary. Lastly they act like normal children by going to parties and other fun things that tennagers would do.But when they were at the party , they found out someone they knew was killed by drinkning a poisonous drink.I think the book was very boring because it wasnt really any action until the
1 Pathetic, Lonely Star Wow, is it even possible for someone to actually like these books? The Vampire Diaries by L.J. Smith may be even more poorly written than Twilight, and that is saying something. For ONCE, the TV show was better than the book. Something I find to occur very rarely. The first four seasons of the Vampire Diaries TV show was awesome. When I realized that it was adapted from a book series, I was so excited! I figured, like always, the books would blow the TV show out of the
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