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The Vampire Sisters - A Date With a Nibbly Feel (Vol. 10)
- Publication date: 17.06.2013
- 10+
- 208 Pages, 13 cm x 20 cm
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Series: Bulgarian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish
Content
Zensatoi futzi! Daka and Silvania are absolutely wild: Krypton Krax, their fave creepy-crawly band fromTransylvania, is holding a gig in Bindburg! Even Helene, the Vampire Sisters’ best friend, is thrilled. At last, they will get to see their fave pin-up again; Murdo, the irresistibly musty band singer. But then the concert turns into a real tasty mouthful...
Following the success of the Vampire Sisters movie, Franziska Gehm has now pulled her tenth volume about the enchanting Vampire Sisters from the coffin. Written in her usual witty and biting style, this story is about first love, real (turtle) doves and snooty pop stars. To finish, there’s yet another vampire surprise for fans of this series.
- The tenth volume in this successful series
- With a bat cut-out to celebrate its Jubilee
When 12 year-old half-vampire sisters Sivania and Dakaria move from Transylvania to a little town in Germany with their parents, their whole world changes. Here, the twins have to fit in with ordinary life in Germany and keep their vampire sides under wrap. That means restricting their flying to the night time, never using their super powers, and on no circumstances are the girls allowed to walk along the ceiling, the way they usually do! What’s more, the fact that Dirk van Kombast, the vampire hunter, is living next door doesn’t make life any easier for them.
• A perennially popular series of 13 volumes with more than 900.000 copies sold so far
• Wonderfully witty and original
• English sample translation available
• Two successful movies with more than 1.5 million viewers in Germany
• Coming soon: An illustrated relaunch for the younger ones!
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