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101 Tips For Traveling With A Vampire (2010)

by Joleene Naylor(Favorite Author)

2.92 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Naylor, Joleene

review 1: The title is rather self-explanatory so I'll just leave you with a handful of personal favorites:9. Depending on the season, you might be able to save money by camping, though it’s pretty hard to get a coffin in a tent.28. If your luggage starts to smell a bit “blah”, you can freshen it up by dropping a dryer sheet into the bottom of your bag. Do not try to “freshen up” your vampire friend by dropping one into his coffin. He won’t think it’s funny.39. You may be desperate for entertainment, and “I Spy” might have been fun on school field trips back in the day, but it’s pretty hard to play in the dark. “I spy, something that is… black.” Yeah.49. Don’t leave drink bottles or food wrappers all over the car, unless you want your vampire friend to st... moreart leaving dead animal carcasses lying around.
review 2: This was a cute little collection but I felt like it could have benefited from anecdotes or other little tidbits to add to the overall tips. There's no reason a collection like this couldn't have a great little design but that doesn't translate as well over e-books. I would love to see it in print and see what a good designer would do with it with a little bit of extras added. Otherwise, what is there is funny enough sometimes but because there's not really a story there, it really is just reading a list and while it has its entertaining aspects, it's not enough to keep it from feeling like a laundry list. less

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