Blood Brothers

by Jill M. Morgan, Cliff Nielsen (Illustrator)

It looks like the beginning of another perfect summer for Tucker. Until some mysterious strangers arrive at his father’s farm looking for work. Tucker decides to investigate, and his sleuthing uncovers a sinister the newcomers are harboring a pair of vampire twins. At first, Tucker is horrified, but slowly he gets pulled into their dark world. The twins desperately need a friend, and Tucker wants to do all he can to help them. But before Tucker knows it, he too is in grave danger. Because while one of the twins wants to be his friend, the other one only wants his blood . . .

Genres: Vampires

128 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1996

Reviews

[Cassandra Glissadevil]

2.4 stars
A vampire primer for children? Blood Brothers refers to a pair of young vampire brothers. New kid stumbles on blood sucking brothers. Good news/ bad news situation. One brother wishes to befriend the new kid, while the other brother ... wait for it ... Did you guess? That's right. The other brother "vants to suck the kid's blood." The characters are as flat as the pages of Blood Brothers.

Recommeded for ages four through eight.

[Brandy Shark]

3.5

[Brian]

Good story of vampires, but marred by stereotypical gypsy characters.