Showing posts with label richelle mead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label richelle mead. Show all posts

Monday, 17 February 2014

Based on the Novel is heading to Vampire Academy!

The movie adaptation of the much loved series by Richelle Mead will be released in Australia on March 6th. A month after the U.S.. Ugh.


Penguin Teen Australia is hosting a Vampire Academy Fan Event on Wednesday 19th February at Books Kinokuniya in Sydney which I will be attending and will get to meet Zoey and Lucy! As well as get a photo and autograph!

The Australian premiere of Vampire Academy is this Thursday 20th February at Event Cinemas George Street, and I will be attending! As will Zoey Deutch and Lucy Fry and Sarah Hyland...

So don't fear, all my readers/followers/myself as I am the only one who will read this post all the way through, I will post about my adventures with the Vamps (not the band) and will hopefully have some great experiences to share, as well as a movie review!

In 25 words or less...
These types of competitions suck.

Vampire Academy
Release Date: 6 March 2014

Friday, 13 September 2013

The Vampire Academy spinoff series - Bloodlines

I like Vampire Academy. I’m not saying its the best literature or storyline, but it is interesting and fun. Which is basically what I look for in a book.
Bloodlines [Wikipedia]
Bloodlines is the spin off novel of the seven part series, Vampire Academy. This fresh story is the first in a new series which focuses on alchemist Sydney. This story is of Jill, Lissa’s younger sister, and her protection at a school in Palm Springs. The story has all your typical VA Dhampir/Moroi/Strigoi problems.
I realise that I am about 2 years behind in this review. I read VA at the end of 2010 and read Last Sacrifice just as it came out. I started reading Bloodlines at the end of last year and just kept putting it off until I finally finished it off in the past week.
If you enjoyed or loved VA I would definitely recommend this book. However, if you didn’t, this novel was along the exact same line so steer clear. This novel has a notable absence of a love interest for the main character, Sydney. Refreshingly different though it is, it makes me more excited to read the next book, The Golden Lily (I’m a sucker for teen romance!). The storyline is strong and the characters engaging.
Happy Reading!
*** – 3 stars