Review
Praise for Sucks to Be Me and Still Sucks to Be Me :
โOf all the Vampire novels I have read, Sucks to Be Me was my absolute favorite. It was smart, original, with a lovely, honest heroine, and it was laugh-out-loud funny. I almost fell out of bed laughing at one point. I couldn't wait to get a hold of the sequel, Still Sucks to Be Me. When it came out, I devoured every page. For those who love the genre, yet are tired of tragic, Byronic lugubrious vampires, this is truly a unique and hilarious read.โโMargot Adler, NPR correspondent and author of Drawing Down the Moon.
Praise for Sucks to Be Me
โPure wish fulfillmentโโKirkus
โThe adolescent vampire novel gets a pleasantly light, bizarrely heartwarming treatment in this novel . . . Itโs an unusual mix, a welcome change from all the darker, angsty teen vampire novels around these days, and a very promising first novel.โโLocus
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โThe lively pace, amusing tone, and accessibly non-gory vampire plot make this an ideal summer beach read, particularly for horror fans who may appreciate a lighter look at the path toward immortal bloodsucker.โ โBulletin of the Center for Childrenโs Books
From the Hardcover edition.
Product Description
With vampire boyfriend George and best friend Serena by her side, Mina thought she had her whole lifeโor rather afterlifeโahead of her. But then Minaโs parents drop a bomb. Theyโre moving. To Louisiana. And not somewhere cool like New Orleans, but some teeny, tiny town where cheerleaders and jocks rule the school. Mina has to fake her death, change her name, and leave everything behind, including George and Serena. Not even the Vampire Councilโs shape-shifting classes can cheer her up. Then Serena shows up on Minaโs doorstep with some news that sends Mina reeling. Mina may look a lot better with fangs, but her afterlife isnโt any less complicated!
In this eagerly awaited sequel to the popular Sucks to Be Me, Kimberly Pauley addresses many of her fansโ most pressing questions (Will Serena become a vampire? What happened to Raven? Whatโs next for Mina and George?) with signature humor and breezy bloodsucking style.
From the Hardcover edition.