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As the catalyst for everything that happens next, ignoring the packet isn't an actual option. If you choose to do so, your black poodle, Fifi, gets hold of the packet and tears it with her teeth. Instantly she turns aggressive, snarling at you, behavior totally out of character for your little dog. You know you're in deep trouble when she grows fangs. The "fake blood" turned her into a vampire, and now she's out on the streets, a lethal threat to people and animals. Depending what you and Gabe do next, you might face a herd of vampire canines bitten by Fifi. You could hide from them in a garage, but you have to find an antidote before the situation becomes unmanageable. Does Gabe have the perfect solution? Make different choices and you'll cross paths with Jeremy Weniger, a grouchy guy who lives on another street. When you go to his house to retrieve Fifi, he drives away suspiciously fast in his car. Did Weniger just kidnap your dog? You may discover he has taken Fifi to a vampire flick at the movie theater as a form of psychotherapy, or that he's gone to a pet store owned by his own mother. Can you stop Fifi from infecting other animals with vampirism? Don't get careless and let her bite you, or your idea to be a vampire for Halloween will become a permanent condition.
Maybe you opened the packet yourself at first, in which case Fifi only makes a cameo appearance in the story. Your teeth pierce the packet and the syrup floods your mouth, a sweet substance you crave more of as soon as it touches your tongue. The stuff looks like blood, Gabe points out, and if you're honest, tastes like it too. When you pass a mirror and see no reflection, the truth is obvious: the packet of blood made you a vampire. You desperately desire to sink your fangs into Gabe's neck, but do you have the willpower to hold back? The two of you brainstorm some strategies, but none are sure to work. You could hole up in your bedroom and hope the vampirism is temporary, but what if you die of starvation? Maybe you'll ask your parents for help—your dad is a dentist—but will he take you seriously or just try to fix your teeth so they're no longer sharp and pointy? The longer you spend outside your room, the more likely you are to bite someone, maybe even your dad. You could research vampirism rather than lock yourself in your room, but marathoning Dracula movies doesn't yield much insight. Who knew pop culture was so useless? Maybe you'll decide simply to indulge your new nature and team up with Gabe to shop for victims; you wouldn't mind preying on nasty old Mrs. Winesap. But perhaps your best bet is returning to the Scary Stuff store and confronting Mr. Reuterly, who points you in the direction of a product help center. You and Gabe have a bad feeling as you approach the rundown factory building on 999 Sanguine Road, but what other hope do you have? Go this route and you may turn into a bat forever. If you don't, then inside the factory a team of cordial associates do their best to trap you in their vampire lifestyle. Much of this book is spent running from them through the factory's shadowy hallways, trying to save yourself and Gabe. There are more bad endings than good, but triumph is possible if you're lucky.
Please Don't Feed the Vampire! offers, albeit weakly, a noteworthy theme: is it better to serve your own appetites even if they harm people, or commit to the arduous work of resisting? A gamebook focused on that question, if written well, could be superb, but Please Don't Feed the Vampire! fails to deliver. It is full of lazy narrative inconsistencies and ineffective comedy. Aside from a few scenes at the factory on 999 Sanguine Road that give the feeling of being trapped in a labyrinth with excitement waiting around every turn, there's not much to praise about this book. I suppose it's possible I'd rate it one and a half stars, and I'll pull it out occasionally for a reread around Halloween. You can't go too wrong with Goosebumps.
...moreWell that was fun! I've read 7 of the endings today. Please Don't Feed the Vampire is a "choose your own adventure" book. This book can end in more than 20 different ways!
In some you might die or become a bat forever or become a vampire and find your true love and live forever or get killed by your vampiric dog. Everything depends on your choices!
Although a Goosebumps book, it's not at all scary. It's more of a goofy fun book. The writing is simple and easy. The book is perfect t
3.5 stars!Well that was fun! I've read 7 of the endings today. Please Don't Feed the Vampire is a "choose your own adventure" book. This book can end in more than 20 different ways!
In some you might die or become a bat forever or become a vampire and find your true love and live forever or get killed by your vampiric dog. Everything depends on your choices!
Although a Goosebumps book, it's not at all scary. It's more of a goofy fun book. The writing is simple and easy. The book is perfect to kill time or when you don't want to read anything serious. I'd recommend taking this book on long journeys.
One can spend whole day(like me) figuring out the different endings!
it was fun but i kinda wish i read the first book instead
now for some shut-eye...
Read this aloud and with my 5th grade brother. The humor was so good and it reminded me and him of Teen Wolf's Scott and Stiles (or should I say Teen Wolf reminded me of the friendship in this book between the reader and Gabe). It was a great book overall and I really enjoyed the humor.
★★★☆☆½Read this aloud and with my 5th grade brother. The humor was so good and it reminded me and him of Teen Wolf's Scott and Stiles (or should I say Teen Wolf reminded me of the friendship in this book between the reader and Gabe). It was a great book overall and I really enjoyed the humor.
...moreVampire costume goes super wrong that costs your dog, teeth, and probably a neck or two. Despite not being a vampire lover, this had some unexpected twists and turns that made every page entertaining.
read this for a readathon but it made me remember how much i loved goosebumps as a kid lol
I think it was one of my favorite books because I love a choose-your-own Goosebumps book.
It's surprising in one of the endings, but I won't say it. I love this book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It took forever to go every ending, but it was an awesome adventure!! Haha.
I think it was one of my favorite books because I love a choose-your-own Goosebumps book.
It's surprising in one of the endings, but I won't say it. I love this book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...more
Plot: It's almost Halloween and you have a pretty lame costume (in a can) sold to you at a store called Scary Stuff from a guy with a glass eye (which in itself is scary). As you examine the can you find a packet of what looks like fake blood and a warning. Do we open it or not?
Everything inside me says no. Soooo. Let's open it (I'm still doing opposites of what my brain says).
So we rip it open and it gets on our tongue and it's GOOD but it looks like blood. All of Please Don't Feed the Vampire
Plot: It's almost Halloween and you have a pretty lame costume (in a can) sold to you at a store called Scary Stuff from a guy with a glass eye (which in itself is scary). As you examine the can you find a packet of what looks like fake blood and a warning. Do we open it or not?
Everything inside me says no. Soooo. Let's open it (I'm still doing opposites of what my brain says).
So we rip it open and it gets on our tongue and it's GOOD but it looks like blood. All of a sudden your thirsty. You don't want to think its blood but it taste the same as when you licked your hand after scraping it. The water you drink is nasty! You want something else. (the blood didn't turn us we're already vampires. Someone didn't tell us is my guess). Looking in the mirror confirms it. We're still SO hungry and Gabe's neck looks tasty! Should we bite him or not!
GO FOR IT! He threatens me, runs to the kitchen and grabs a STEAK (lmao! Smart guy this one). We apologize, and he accepts, but it still doesn't look like he trusts us.
Gabe says I have 3 choices 1 go back to the man at store 2 research to see if there's a cure 3 stay a vampire, hide out, hope it wears off. 4 Enjoy it and embrace it. Hmm...
IRL I'm a book worm so I'd probably research it. Id probably also seek out the answer. So that leaves hope it wears off and embrace it. And seeing as hoping it wears off is something I'd do in IRL too let's embrace this thing.
Later fun. Right now rest. I hang upside down on a excersize bar, arms folded, and go to sleep. The night wakes us and we go to claim our first victim. Miss Winsap-a mean old lady that wouldn't give our frisbee back. We wander off to a cemetery and hear footsteps but we see a open grave.
We fight temptation and face a shadowy man. It's Mr. Reuterly-the guy at the store. He leaps with you into the open costume in his arms. He tells us how he became a vampire (he was ill and dying and got bite by a vampire) and he's willing to show us the tricks of the trade if we'll bring him fresh victims and show him how to get into their houses (wow! Can we start with my ex's? He can suck them lifeless). Do I hear more about his offer or run away? I'm actually interested in his offer (the vindictive side of me) so I decide to run away (remember I'm doing the opposite of what my brain says).
I turn him down and he sinks his teeth into me and drains me and I'm in the open coffin!
Rating:7 NOT BAD! I didn't expect much from this one but it wasn't as lame as some of the others. I wasn't expecting "Glass Eye" from the costume store to be a vampire and be hustling fake merchandise. I also didn't know vampires could kill each other by biting each other. That's a new one. I knew they could die just that seems like a odd way to do it. But I think the technique I used worked of not following my gut and doing something completely different. It made for a better story ending.
...moreI read most of these books as a kid and I love them. This one is probably one of the weaker Give Yourself Goosebumps ones, but it's still fun enough to read. Goofy as all get out, but that's what you're paying for basically.
Some of the endings are so downright silly, it's impossible not to laugh. Others sort of j
I got this Goosebumps book lumped in with 9 other Goosebumps books in a $19.99 set, meaning the physical copy cost about $1.99. I would say I got at least $1.99 worth of fun out of it.I read most of these books as a kid and I love them. This one is probably one of the weaker Give Yourself Goosebumps ones, but it's still fun enough to read. Goofy as all get out, but that's what you're paying for basically.
Some of the endings are so downright silly, it's impossible not to laugh. Others sort of just fizzle out. That's sort of the rub of a Choose Your Own Adventure book. 1-2 Good adventures, a smattering of mediocre adventures, and some downright awful ones.
If you have a kid who is just starting on chapter books, I think this would be great to read with them. If not you, like me, might enjoy it just for the nostalgia value.
...moreWe bought the Scholastic 2016 edition because we like to read choose-your-own-adventure type books for nostalgia and we really liked the Wicked Wax Museum. We love the style and the humour of the author.
However, this one was a disappointment as none of the numberings seems to be right and coherent. At first, we tried to find the correct page numbers around the given numbers. This strategy worked fine till 1-2-36-53-42. Then we arrived on page 73 and gave up immediately, as that
Wrong numbers. :(We bought the Scholastic 2016 edition because we like to read choose-your-own-adventure type books for nostalgia and we really liked the Wicked Wax Museum. We love the style and the humour of the author.
However, this one was a disappointment as none of the numberings seems to be right and coherent. At first, we tried to find the correct page numbers around the given numbers. This strategy worked fine till 1-2-36-53-42. Then we arrived on page 73 and gave up immediately, as that page has absolutely no footnotes. No instructions. No "The End" script. Nothing.
Just crappy editorial work that kills all the fun. It was a complete waste of time and money.
...more HOPE U ENJOYED MY REVIEW ♡
-Queen Yxl
Having been introduced to the 'Choose your own adventure' style book I'm looking to dedicating a space on my bookself for a small collection!
I brought this not knowing it was a gamebook (choose your own adventure book) but what a happy mistake! I loved every scenario the book put me into and I ended up read 6 endings of the books possible 21 endings. I will definately pick this book up again in a few months to expolore some of the other endings.Having been introduced to the 'Choose your own adventure' style book I'm looking to dedicating a space on my bookself for a small collection!
...moreR. L. Stine b
Robert Lawrence Stine known as R. L. Stine and Jovial Bob Stine, is an American novelist and writer, well known for targeting younger audiences. Stine, who is often called the Stephen King of children's literature, is the author of dozens of popular horror fiction novellas, including the books in the Goosebumps, Rotten School, Mostly Ghostly, The Nightmare Room and Fear Street series.R. L. Stine began his writing career when he was nine years old, and today he has achieved the position of the bestselling children's author in history. In the early 1990s, Stine was catapulted to fame when he wrote the unprecedented, bestselling Goosebumps® series, which sold more than 250 million copies and became a worldwide multimedia phenomenon. His other major series, Fear Street, has over 80 million copies sold.
Stine has received numerous awards of recognition, including several Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards and Disney Adventures Kids' Choice Awards, and he has been selected by kids as one of their favorite authors in the NEA's Read Across America program. He lives in New York, NY.
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