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I had picked up and set down Interview with a Vampire several times through out the last 4 years. I at last read it when I had racked up 20 dollars of fines on my library card and while I still had a hard time getting into once I was there I was hooked. I paid off my fines hoping to read the Vampire Lestat and to my dismay the library had only one copy and it was never checked in when I went. I yeilded and bought it and within the first 10 pages I was hooked as never before have I been on a Vamp
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The very first section where he rises out of the ground in the 20th century hooked me. Then it descended into a long mostly boring description of his early life as the younger son of a penniless french noble. It picks back up when he becomes a vampire. Then I can deal with his whining in the next portion because of the fascinating parts about him learning about his vampire powers.
What I truly like about this book is the story within a story as he traces back and finds the first vampires. Call it ...more
What I truly like about this book is the story within a story as he traces back and finds the first vampires. Call it ...more
I love this book. I especially like the conversations in this novel and Lestat's quest for understanding.
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Feb 24, 2011
Jamie Collins
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