Adele Griffin
THE UNFINISHED LIFE OF ADDISON STONE is out right-this-minute.LOST AWAKE AND LOST will be in paperback Spring 2015.Watch for THE OODLETHUNKS, a middle grade series illustrated by Mike Wu, Summer 2015You can find me on twitter at @adelegriffin or on the web at www.adelegriffin.comI update my...
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THE UNFINISHED LIFE OF ADDISON STONE is out right-this-minute.LOST AWAKE AND LOST will be in paperback Spring 2015.Watch for THE OODLETHUNKS, a middle grade series illustrated by Mike Wu, Summer 2015You can find me on twitter at @adelegriffin or on the web at www.adelegriffin.comI update my author page on facebook a few times a week, too-- http://www.facebook.com/adelegriffinauthorDrop me a note and I promise to answer ...
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I received a copy from Netgalley. I actually had a request wish granted for this one. An enjoyable read, though very meandering and almost no plot until right before the end. The novel tells the story of two different girls on an exclusive island during the summer of 1976 and the boy they both w...
Lexi decides to run for class president of the freshman class. While she was ahead of Maddy and Hudson in her quest for humanness, she uses her vampire habits in her bid for election. She also upsets the love of her young life as she runs for office. Meanwhile Maddy and Hudson make Halloween last th...
This book starts the Vampire Island series. Maddy and her family have come over from the Old World to the New World in hopes of becoming fully human. There are rules to follow and the Argos watch over them. Maddy is not too crazy about following rules and she's the one most likely to remain vampire....
Maddy and her family are hybrid vampire-fruit bats who are trying to become fully human and have moved to the New World. Unfortunately the 9th Knaveheart has followed them and is trying to find its heir so it can retire. Maddy must be on her toes so the 9th Knaveheart does not succeed.This was fun. ...
when you hear about a book of half-minute horrors for children, you kinda just shrug your shoulders and decide that you'll read it as a quick, easy filler in between books, right? but here's the thing: you're wrong. this book was absolutely not a buffer. it was actually creepy - and i say this as so...
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