Tenth Grade Bleeds (The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod, #3)

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Tenth Grade Bleeds (The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #3)

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In Tenth Grade Bleeds, it’s another sucky year at Bathory High for Vladimir Tod. The evil vampire D’Ablo is hunting for the ritual that could steal Vlad’s powers. His best friend Henry doesn’t want to be his drudge anymore. And as if all that weren’t enough, it’s getting harder for Vlad to resist feeding on the people around him. When months go by with no word from Uncle O...more

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Published June 5th 2009 by Dutton Children's Books (first published February 11th 2009)

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Mar 11, 2009 Karin rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: youngadult, vampires, 2009-reads, favorites

Vladimir Tod has been learning a lot about his vampire abilities. Otis has spent the summer training him on extending his telepathic communication. He is also getting better at sensing when other vampires are near. Both Vlad and his Aunt Nelly have gotten used to Otis being around and hate to see him go, but since Otis is still a fugitive in the vampire community, he knows in order to keep them safe, he must leave.

Vlad’s life seems to be going great. He has the girl of his dreams by his side and...more

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Jul 26, 2009 Thomas rated it 4 of 5 stars

"Tenth Grade Bleeds" is the third book in the series "The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod". Vlad is now in tenth grade, and he is starting to experience the many struggles that come with high school. His temptation to drink blood from humans is increasing, his best friend Henry doesn't want to be his drudge anymre, his uncle Otis has moved away again, and on top of all of that there is a vampire mercenary going after him that was sent from Elysia, the vampire council. Vlad must deal with all of these...more

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Mar 29, 2009 Kim Baccellia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Minions unite! Vlad is back and now in the tenth grade. Fans of this series won't be disappointed.

Vlad should be happy. The girl of his dreams, Meredith, is his girlfriend. Henry is his best friend. And Snelgrove, his middle school principal, is no longer in his life.

Well, apparently some things do change when you get older. One thing is his uncle Otis has been gone for a long time. Vlad is having terrible nightmares and Henry is acting funny by not wanting to hang with him like he used to. Plus...more

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May 19, 2013 Kian Sidi rated it 5 of 5 stars

The reason I chose this book was because It was funny, full of actions, and it kind of showed how hard reality can be to someone. In the book, Vlad has to struggle and tries not to feed from humans. Not only that, but his Uncle has gone missing and Vlad and Vikas try to figure out what happened to him. Also, Henry, Vlad's best friend, doesnt want to be his druge anymore. The school year for Vlad is going to be very hard for him because of all these going into action. My favorite quote was, "“Pr...more

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May 16, 2013 Elliot rated it 5 of 5 stars

10th grade bleeds is the most unique book out of the vladimir tod series alot more things you have to think bout when you read. when you finish the book everything comes to your sences and the book gets ten times better.

this book is the third book in the series vlad is now in tenth grade and as you know from my last review has already started to experience problems that come with being in high school. now for vlad his craving for human blood increases magnificent. he gets a girlfriend named mer...more

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Dec 13, 2012 Christian rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book, out of the series, is in my opinion the most boring. I feel like Vlad has the same enemy, D’ablo. The quarrels between them get old and boring, and start repeating the same fights it feels like no less. I liked the book, and his friendships get more and more interesting. This book I feel was very depressing. Vlad and Henry moving apart, along with Vlad and Meredith moving apart. Nonetheless a good book.
This book is actually very relatable to I think many people my age. Failing relatio...more

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Jan 27, 2012 Once Upon rated it 3 of 5 stars

I liked this book, but things are starting to get darker and scarier in Vlad's world as D'Ablo continues to look for ways to harm Vlad. And a new character in this book, Ignatius, wants to not only kill Vlad but make him suffer.

In this book, it gets harder for Vlad to drink blood from the blood bags Nelly brings home for him. He starts to crave Meredith's blood and feels ashamed because he doesn't want to become a monster. He meets a new group of friends, the Goth kids who hang out a The Crypt...more

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Nov 21, 2011 Eric Krause rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I'm really enjoying this series. It's fun to watch a unique vampire/human hybrid deal with the teenage years. Vlad is an enjoyable character to follow, and it's easy to get caught up in his adventures and root for him. There's plenty of tension and drama to keep the book moving, but like the earlier books in the series, I found the pacing to be a bit too awkward. Too much time passes between chapters than should--a bombshell is dropped at the end of a chapter, only to be touched on weeks later a...more

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Oct 11, 2011 Brina rated it 5 of 5 stars

In Vladimirs Leben ist endlich Ruhe eingekehrt. Er hat Joss' Angriff wie durch ein Wunder überlebt und damit bewiesen, dass er der Pravus ist und mit Meredith hat er endlich das Mädchen seiner Träume an seiner Seite. Doch wie so oft muss Vladimir auch diesmal Niederlagen einstecken: Der Rat hat einen Kopfgeldjäger auf ihn angesetzt, seine Blutdurst wird unstillbar und die Freundschaft mit Henry droht zu zerbrechen, weil dieser nicht länger sein Lakai sein möchte. Und dann bricht auch noch der Ko...more In Vladimirs Leben ist endlich Ruhe eingekehrt. Er hat Joss' Angriff wie durch ein Wunder überlebt und damit bewiesen, dass er der Pravus ist und mit Meredith hat er endlich das Mädchen seiner Träume an seiner Seite. Doch wie so oft muss Vladimir auch diesmal Niederlagen einstecken: Der Rat hat einen Kopfgeldjäger auf ihn angesetzt, seine Blutdurst wird unstillbar und die Freundschaft mit Henry droht zu zerbrechen, weil dieser nicht länger sein Lakai sein möchte. Und dann bricht auch noch der Kontakt zu Otis ab...
Kann Vladimir auch diesmal das schreckliche Vorhaben des Rates verhindern oder kann er alleine doch nicht so viel bewirken, wie er vielleicht glaubt?

Es ist sehr schwer, bei diesem Buch nicht zu viel zu verraten, denn hier passiert so viel, dass ich stellenweise nicht ganz mitgekommen bin. Mal werden einfach so fünf Monate komplett überprungen, weil nichts geschieht und dann passieren plötzlich in einer Woche mindestens zehn wichtige Ereignisse.

Heather Brewer konnte mich auch mit dem dritten Band der Vladimir Tod-Chroniken überzeugen. Es macht einfach Spaß, Vladimir bei seinen Abenteuern zu begleiten und mit ihm mitzufiebern.
Inzwischen ist Vladimir fünfzehn Jahre alt und seine Entwicklung ist bemerkenswert. Er ist schon lange nicht mehr den unbeschwerte Jungvampir, der sich furchtlos gegen alles und jeden stellt. Vielmehr überdenkt er jetzt die Situationen genau und handelt gewissenhaft, was man nicht von jedem Vampir behaupten kann.

Nicht nur sein Verhalten wirkt reifer, sondern auch sein Körper. Seine Vampirkräfte entwickeln sich immer mehr und er hat seinen Durst nicht mehr so im Griff, wie es noch vor ein paar Monaten der Fall war. Seine Blutdurst ist stellenweise so enorm, dass er sogar ein unschuldiges Mädchen beißt und sie damit zu seinem Lakai macht.
Sein Verhältnis zu Henry wird zusehens schlechter, weil sie sich gegenseitig missverstehen. Henry möchte das Lakeien-Verhältnis auflösen, um frei zu sein, Vladimir hat die Angst, dass sich Henry dadurch komplett von ihm entfernt. Dabei stellt sich automatisch die Frage, wie gut die beiden tatsächlich miteinander befreundet sind, oder ob es wirklich nur ein Lakeien-Verhältnis ist.

Interessant finde ich, dass man als Leser endlich mehr über Elysia und die Entstehung von Vladimir und seiner Familie erfährt. Durch Briefe und Tagebucheinträge erfährt Vladimir, zusammen mit dem Leser, wie sein Vater und Otis zu Vampire verwandelt wurden und in welchem Verhältnis Tomas und D'Ablo tatsächlich standen.

Am Ende gibt es einen ereignisreichen Showdown, der mich begeistert hat. Der Verlauf ist spannend, ereignisreich, absolut unvorhersehbar und aufwühlend. Spätestens hier kann man erahnen, was aus Vladimir noch alles werden kann.

Auch das dritte Abenteuer von Vladimir Tod konnte mich begeistern und für sich gewinnen. Ich bin jetzt schon sehr gespannt, was in den nächsten beiden Bänden noch alles passieren wird. Vampirfans werden ihre wahre Freude mit diesem Band haben! :)(less)

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Jan 13, 2011 Alexia:) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I thought that this book was very interesting. When Vlad has to deal with people hunting him down to steal his vampire ability, it's not easy trying to live a "normal" life. I think the thing that hooked me most into this book was the way he dealt with being a vampire. Because I did not read the first two books, I thought that by the look of the cover that he would be one of the evil people trying to actually SUCK everyone's blood which is definitely not the case. It must be hard for Vlad being...more

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Jan 10, 2011 Gabriela G rated it 5 of 5 stars

This Series is just to great for words. Not once have I ever been bored with a book in the Vladmir Tod series, his life is just to intresting, and horrible, and great to ever be bored. In this book Vlad is in Tenth Grade and problems are rising to surface fater then ever. The evil vampire president D'Ablo is still on the hunt for vlad hoping to drain him from his pravis powers, Henry is beginning to become more and more distant from vlad, Eddie is still on vlads heels about exposing him as a vam...more

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Oct 21, 2010 BurningYourBooks rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, bad-life-choices-got-me-here, vampires

Finally! Three books into the series and we get actual character development!

After the second book I found myself wondering wither or not it was such a good idea to keep reading this series - after all I hadn't found myself finding anything in them so far that had really captured my imagination. The characters still seemed rather flat and it was time, after 200 pages with them, rather than writing that made me feel as if I had a right to claim any familiarity with them. However Brewer powered u...more Finally! Three books into the series and we get actual character development!

After the second book I found myself wondering wither or not it was such a good idea to keep reading this series - after all I hadn't found myself finding anything in them so far that had really captured my imagination. The characters still seemed rather flat and it was time, after 200 pages with them, rather than writing that made me feel as if I had a right to claim any familiarity with them. However Brewer powered up her writing, the pacing of her plot and, thankfully, her character development and we actually get something resembling a novel here. And for all the times I groaned and held my head as characters try and out do each other on the scale of supreme wussyness as they try and one up each other with who can cry the most single tears as they run away while all but flailing their arms and screaming "you just don't understaaaand" I found myself also being sucked deeper and deeper into the little world she had created for us to fall into.

So here's what's good in Tenth Grade Bleeds :

1) We finally get to spend some time with Meredeth. Yes, Vlad's decelerations of love make absolutely no sense and still seem to come right out of the great blue yonder but at least we see that the poor girl does indeed have a personality. And surprisingly enough it wasn't an air brained or even stupid one. No one was more shocked than I to find out that the girl was kind, artistic, patient and deeply sweet. Who knew she actually had three dimensions instead of two?

2) The plot goes somewhere and it doesn't go where I expected it to either. Throughout the series up until now I would occasionally amuse myself by playing Miss Cleo by guessing (correctly in all cases) where the plot would end up and what cliche Mrs Brewer would use to get us there. Yet my psychic powers failed me and she threw me for a loop. I was particularly happy with one of the plot lines about Vlad having prophetic nightmares. You think you know where it will end up and yet when it does show us where it's going it does an awfully good job of surprising us.

3) The fighting between Henry and Vlad. I know I shouldn't be so gleeful about this but the scenes between these two were actually well written with just the right amount of tension to make it believable. It also made room to play around with some surprisingly direct and painful questions about just what it means for Henry's character to be Vlad's human slave for the rest of his life.

But my biggest praise of this book is also my biggest sorrow and that is that Brewer finally introduces us to the gaggle of goths that, up until now, Vlad has only had a bizarre fascination with but no contact. For being bad inner sounding boards for Vlad's inner musings in the first two novels she fleshes out their characters with feeling and genuine emotion. When Vlad later on takes a trip with them out to a local goth club I found myself gripping the sides of the book with glee, my inner teenager being transported back in time, the writing eerily reminiscent of a more age appropriate Poppy Z Brite.

And that's the sad part - this series should have been about this. Vlad trying to find his place in the world, his gradual acceptance by a group just as alienated as himself, and a heartbreaking and tension filled encounter with a strangely intriguing girl named Snow in the shadows of a back alley were all one thousand times more interesting than any vampire prophecy. This series should have been less Harry Potter and more every day drama. What perils can the most outrageous fantasy story have for us that can't be rivaled at times with real life? I mean, what's more terrifying - leather pant wearing, foppy footed Diablo or the drunken father coming to beat his poor daughter - in the mind of a teenager?

My one consolation is that Brewer goes against convention and doesn't back down on these characters later on in the book and when I get around to picking up the fourth book in this series (and at this rate it's guaranteed that I will), you can be assured that it's because of the personal connections Vlad has started to make and the questions that they raise in his life with Henry and his relationships with others that I'll continue to read - not because I'm interested in some damn prophecy.(less)

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May 12, 2010 Jacob Thompson added it · review of another edition

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The book Tenth Grade Bleeds by Heather Brewer I think is a perfect extreme example of what being a teenager is like. The book is about a teenage vampire named Vlad Tod in tenth grade who is trying to hide the fact that he is a vampire. The only people that know that he is a vampire are his best friend Henry and his Aunt that takes care of him. His parents were killed by other vampires when he was eight. The whole book is about Vlad trying to fit in at school and escape any evil V...more

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May 03, 2010 Kristian added it

Shelves: grade-8-reading-betts-grant

this book is about a boy named Vlad and the challenges he faces as a half vampire and half human. he has a girl friend named meridith, and her father hates him with a passion. he will do anything to keep them apart, but no matter how hard he tries, they can not keep away. vlad has a uncle named otis who he has been living with. otis does something very bad with the vampire kings, so in order to keep vlad safe. he fled off, he offered vlad to come to paris with him because over there, there are p...more

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Apr 11, 2010 Cait rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own, young-adult, reviews

Vlad has entered tenth grade. He and Meredith – the girl of his dreams – are officially boyfriend/girlfriend, but his best friend and drudge Henry is pulling away and his uncle Otis has once again refused to stick around for good. Throw into this a visit from D’Ablo, horrific nightmares and a growing hunger for blood straight from the source, and Vlad’s school year is not looking good. Oh yeah, and it looks like he migt be the Pravus after all.

Vlad is definitely growing from the first book. He’s...more

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Mar 24, 2010 Blacknessatyourservice rated it 3 of 5 stars

One of the books I read this month was “Tenth Grade Burns” by Heather Brewer. This book is about a vampire, Vladimir Tod, who is trying to balance his struggling social status at school and his relationship problems all while fending off vampire slayers around every corner and while fighting is need to drink human blood. This book is the 3rd in the series and as it goes on, you can really start to see changes in characters.
Because I am a teenager, I can relate to some of Vlad’s problems. Thou...more

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Dec 28, 2009 Justin Padilla rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2009-ir-books

Tenth Grade Bleeds is about this teenage vampire named Vladimire Tod. He is a little different than all of the other vampires....he's the Pravus, this immortal vampire who will rule the world and is stronger than anything in the world. His main external conflict is this evil vamire named D'Ablo is trying to take Vlad's powers and use them for his own use. Vlad's main internal conflict is that he has a human girlfriend and his hunger is growing, so he has stay away from her which means breaking...more

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Mar 14, 2013 Jalin Szewczyk rated it 5 of 5 stars

The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod by Heather Brewer is about a teenage boy trying to find his way in society and fighting his vampire urges. After going through a hard and stressful ninth grade in Bathory and figuring out he was a vampire wasn’t the worse of his problems. He is now being chased by the vampire society and is thought to be the Pravus; this is a vampire that will end up controlling the word and enslaving the human race.
In the beginning of the story Vlad has to deal with his uncle, Ot...more The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod by Heather Brewer is about a teenage boy trying to find his way in society and fighting his vampire urges. After going through a hard and stressful ninth grade in Bathory and figuring out he was a vampire wasn’t the worse of his problems. He is now being chased by the vampire society and is thought to be the Pravus; this is a vampire that will end up controlling the word and enslaving the human race.
In the beginning of the story Vlad has to deal with his uncle, Otis, leaving him; Vlad won’t have any protection or help with his vampire urges. Also another problem Vlad has, is that his best friend Henry doesn’t want to be his drug anymore. On top of that Henry is hanging out with Vlad less and less to hang out with the popular crowd. D’Ablo is still crazy and wants to steal Vlad’s power and kill him for his own reasons. Pesky Eddie wants to expose Vlad, thinking it will bring him popularity he desires. One thing that has gone his way is that Meredith has agreed to be his girlfriend and that has made Vlad very happy.
A passage I liked in this book was when Otis was testing Vlad’s powers to see if he could sense how far away he was from him. I like this passage because they’re testing how far Vlad has grown from last year. One thing I like from this passage is that Otis makes a comment about Henry saying he couldn’t sense him if he was in front him and they both laugh. But this is also a sad moment because, Otis tells Vlad he has to leave and he will be back in soon. Vlad is upset about this because Otis has been like a father figure to him for the past year. And now it will be like it used to be Vlad and Aunt Nelly.
My recommendations for this series are very high because these books talk about everyday teen problems and it has a vampire twist to it. I don’t think there is a limit to who should read this because it’s a very good book. I think that if I had to rate this, I would rate it an eight, it has a great mystery to it because you are trying to figure out if Vlad is the Pravus or not. But if you like action, mystery and teenage problems you should read this series.
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Apr 04, 2012 Darien rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Tenth grade bites, but for Vladimir Tod, that's just a fact of life. Its not easy dealing with teenage angst, young love, and a failing friendship, especially when your half-vampire! Ever since Tod's "uncle" Otis showed up a year and a half ago Vlad, as he likes to be called, has had to deal with the potential reality that he may be the legendary Pravus, an immortal vampire descended to rule all vampires and enslave the human race. No pressure for Vlad, right? He's only got to...more

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Oct 14, 2010 Aaron rated it 5 of 5 stars

I have just recently read a book called The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod Tenth Grade Bleeds (book 3) by Heather Brewer. This book is about a boy who is fabled to be the Pravus, a half vampire half human, and he is being hunted down by a vampire who wants his power of invincibility, but he won't stay dead. I found this book interesting because not only dose it include real life teenage problems like girlfriend/boyfriend, appereance, ect., but it also has its own twist a boy who has to do all that p...more

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Feb 11, 2012 Yolanda Sfetsos rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ya-contemporary, vampire

This is the third book in the Chronicles of Vladimir Tod series.

Vlad is now in the tenth grade, and it looks like things are finally starting to go his way. The bullies seem to be staying away, his dream girl is now his girlfriend, and his uncle has stayed all summer.

However, all good things come to an end. After his uncle leaves, Vlad can't get in touch with him when he needs him the most. He finds out most kids still think he's a loser--even though he's with Meredith. Eddie Poe keeps followi...more

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Sep 11, 2011 Andrew rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: teen-fic-read, heather-brewer

Well...I find myself at a loss for words as I close this book after the last page. It is not what I expected so I am totally blown away at the way the story line for this 3rd installment in the series was laid out. Jam packed with chapters that keep you on the edge of your seat, this book delivered an amazing next chapter for Vladimir, a half human-half vampire teenager.

We find that Vladimir's mental list of enemies increases yet again and his very existence continues to be at stake; no pun inte...more

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Sep 06, 2010 Julie Graves rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010-reads

Vlad enters tenth grade this year. Unfortunately his uncle Otis has to leave again. He is running from the council and trying to find a “ritual” that could supposedly take away the powers of the Pravus and transfer them to the person performing the ritual.

Everything seems to start going bad for Vlad. He is once again being stalked by someone that wants to kill him. Eddie Poe is still lurking behind every corner taking pictures and stalking him, sure to find some way to prove that Vlad is a vampi...more

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Nov 01, 2012 Ashley rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya-older, vamp-me

This third book in the Chronicles of Vladimir Tod series was a letdown for me. I really enjoyed the first two, but I thought this one was stagnant in plot and and superficial in characterization. The "climactic" battle scene near the end was a total clique for me, in that the villain has the hero at his mercy, and therefore reveals all of his cunning mechanisms and past/future evil doings. I could picture him saying "Bwah hah hah! I've got you now, my pretty!" Seemed like a contrived plot device...more

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May 13, 2011 Lynn rated it 4 of 5 stars

Tenth Grade Bleeds: The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod by Heather Brewer ISBN 9780142415603

This is the third in the series and it continues to grow and develop in unexpected ways. Vladimir is upset for his Uncle Otis needs to go away and he is suffering through his tenth grade year. Henry starts feeling upset with Vladimir because a girl that Henry wants to date is refusing his advances and Vladimir won’t read her mind to tell Henry why. At one point Henry asks to be released from being a drudge bec...more

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Jul 07, 2012 Amy Sue rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

I am not quite sure where this series is going, but I was not really that impressed with this stop in Vlad's journey. It seems very much a middle of the road stop in a series. Its only redeeming quality is the ending, which is very full of information.

In all honesty, this book probably could have been shorter, but I can understand her feeling to make it longer. I feel it detracted from the book. It just wasn't that enjoyable to have Vlad and Henry fighting and while I understand his making frie...more

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Apr 30, 2013 Sathursan.K rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: horror, may2013

The book,"Tenth Grade Bleeds" is the third book of the chronicles of Vladimir Tod's series. This time, the life of Vladimir Tod can't be that bad even with D'Ablo still hunting him and high school is becoming sucky for him. It all add more when his vampire skills are almost over riding his mind and is becoming dangerous to everyone he cares. He begins to receive nightmares something to do with someone trying to kill. He meets up with a girl named "Snow" and fend off on her. With his hunger and...more

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Apr 24, 2011 Karen Keyte rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: teen-paranormal, teen-boys-adventure-mystery

"It would be easier to be your drudge if you didn't order me around." - Henry McMillan to Vladimir Tod

Having survived a stake to the heart administered by a one-time friend, Vlad Tod finally has to admit the very real possibility that he is in fact the Pravus of vampire legend. It's not something he really wanted to face. It was bad enough when other vampires wanted to kill him when they only THOUGHT he might be the one fated to lead all vampires and enslave all humans. Now that it looks like th...more

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Oct 07, 2010 Shirley :] rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

In Tenth Grade Bleeds, Vladimir (Vlad) Tod is beginning to see his powers come to life as he begins on his journey to becoming the prophetic legend of the Pravus. But now, just as his powers are beginning to advance over any other vampire's powers is when Otis, his mentor uncle, has to leave. But how can Otis leave Vlad with Ignatius and D'Ablo on a mission to kill Vlad? Otis leaves anyways and+ Vlad begins to have terrifying nightmares. They seem so realistic and every time he has them he awak...more

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Feb 05, 2013 Amy rated it 5 of 5 stars

A wonderful continuation to the Chronicles of Vladimir Todd. This is probably my favorite so far for the following reasons:

I loved how Vlad's relationship with Henry is strained and tested through the book. When I started reading, I couldn't help but think of my own best friend in high school (and now) and having similar issues. All friendships are strained at one point or another, especially in high school when you are figuring out who you are. Friends come and go and everyone loses their fair...more

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