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Original Title:	Bloodthirsty
ISBN:	0732292190 (ISBN13: 9780732292195)
Edition Language:	English

Bloodthirsty Paperback | Pages: 240 pages

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Title	:	Bloodthirsty
Author	:	Flynn Meaney
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2010 by HarperCollins Publishers Australia
Categories	:	Young Adult. Paranormal. Vampires. Humor. Contemporary

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Fifteen-year-old Finbar Frame seriously missed out in the gene-pool stakes, since his twin brother Luke got the good looks, athletic ability and pigmentation. Finbar is tall, skinny, pale and pretty much allergic to the sun - and sadly, teenage girls don't appreciate Finbar's sensitive skin or his sensitive soul. But when a move to a new school converges with a cultural trend romanticising vampires, Finbar seizes the opportunity. He'll become a vampire! Or at least fake it ... to get a date. Wickedly smart and laugh-out-loud funny, this YA debut novel heralds a brilliant career for this new young author.

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this is a perfect read if you're feeling down or you just finished a very sad or depressing book. bloodthirsty is a laugh out loud book with a very sassy and fun protagonist that make'll you fall head over heels for him i absolutely love this book and it's a very coming of age and found out who you truly are, there's a great moral that teaches such wonderful meaning towards the book and i think everyone should read this book. it's just so fun and cute and i cant describe any more, *exhale* the

Gr. 9 upFunny story of a tall, skinny, unusually pale kid who decides to let girls think hes a vampire in an effort to get in their pants. It had some sweet and entertaining moments, but I would have enjoyed it even more if it did not have so many references to boobs, boners, gonorrhea, nipples, drinking, drugs and two attempts at humorous references to taking it up the ass.Tall and thin with a brooding demeanor, very pale skin and an inability to spend time in the sun youd almost think 11th

Content warnings for this book: transphobic language, regular use of "F--" as a slur, and, well, the narrator is a horny teenage boy non-stop. So tread lightly here.Fast read, kind of entertaining. This had potential, but not worth it.

Three things initially drew me to this book.1) I'm sick of vampires overtaking YA lit.2) It was bargain priced at $2.99.3) I've been flying through books lately so I needed more reading material.My hope for this to be a book I loved was not high. I figured it would at least entertain me and be worth the three bucks it cost me. Oh man, my expectations were passed.Bloodthirsty is clever, witty, thought-provoking, and insightful. I rarely laugh out loud while reading books, but it does happen on

It took a while to get to the point. Ultimately, I enjoyed it. The main character realizes that he should just be himself. It was very true to the feeling of being 16 years old.

Cute little fun vampire book that anyone can fly through. A little something to laugh about!

Spur of the moment read that turned out to be better than I expectedFinbar Frame is a dork plain and simple. His fraternal twin,Luke, seems to have got all the good genes and he was stuck with what was left. He also has a very hormonal mind (We will just get that out of the way now). Practically every thought, every action revolves around girls boobs, and getting laid. So those of the faint of heart might not want to read this book. Basically what happens is Finbar's family moves from Indiana to