The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod Boxed Set (4 Books)

SINK YOUR TEETH INTO THE CHRONICLES OF VLADIMIR TOD! The first four books in the New York Times bestselling series that has 1 MILLION COPIES in print--now available in a must-have boxed set. An ideal gift for that special minion!

Customer Reviews:

Worn book covers

By tuscany2434 - November 14, 2010

These are the only books in my son's book collection that have worn covers. Not just because he takes the books with him everywhere he goes on the off chance he will get a free minute to read a page or two, but because everyone borrows them. The books get passed to 2 and 3 kids every time. They come back quickly! The kids devour them. My son is an avid reader....when he finds a book he loves. He isn't a Twilight fan, or into the EMO or goth stuff. But he loves the mystery and action in these books!

The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod

By Ashley Deolarte - September 2, 2011

To say I was hooked from the first book would be lying. The book is anything but bad, and anything but good. The plot of the series really has you on the edge of your seat... And scratching your head in pure confusion. The writing itself is lacking. Heather Brewer has an amazing imagination, but maybe not the best execution skills.
Nonetheless this series sends you on a roller coaster ride. I cried, I laughed- a lot!- and I cried some more. I would recommend this book to kids who are just starting to read chapter books. The books increase in volume as the series progresses and so does the content. I can honestly say the last book in the series is one of my favorites. The twist and turns were perfectly executed and by the end I was utterly satisfied, glad I'd stuck it out.

Bought them seperately

By Helenzzzz - January 29, 2012

I didn't know they sold these books in a boxed set, so I bought them seperately, but it wasn't that bed 'cause I got some of them when borders was closing. But I've read all five. Each of the books gets the following review:

Eigth Grade Bites **- It was okay, but it was pretty boring. Nothing happened in most of the books, and the last few parts are really rushed. You don't realize whats happening half the time but it wasn't that bad. The ending was interesting and it made the whole book much better.

Ninth Grade Slays ***- Much better. Vlad becomes more vampiric, and it no longer just seems like a human pretending to be a vampire half the time. You see more vampires than in the first book, and shows the importance of Elysia. Jaw-dropper at who the slayer actually is, but you kind of expect it because of its unexpectedness. The ending made me sad, but it was good.

Tenth Grade Bleeds ****- I love this book. You really start to see Vlad's darker side,... read more