SuitabookLittle vampire women
Lynn Messina
- Reading
- Try reading together at first if the vampire premise or hunter threat feels unsettling. Pause to check how your reader is finding the tone, which the blurb presents as both horrifying and humorous.
- Themes
- Restraint and moral conduct: The sisters try to live by a code of abstaining from human blood and to help make society better. The book presents this favourably.
- Joining the family: Neighbour Laurie wants to become part of the March family, reportedly at any cost. The outline establishes his strong wish, but does not show whether the story approves of it or how the family responds.
- Worth knowing
- Vampire hunters are described as a constant threat, and the blurb mentions corpses and ravenous appetites. Consider whether this blend of danger and dark humour suits your reader.