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Original Title:	Twelfth Grade Kills
ISBN:	0525422242 (ISBN13: 9780525422242)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #5
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Young Adult Fantasy (2010)

Twelfth Grade Kills (The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #5)

Heather Brewer

Hardcover | Pages: 325 pages

Rating: 4.34 | 15613 Users | 733 Reviews

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Title	:	Twelfth Grade Kills (The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #5)
Author	:	Heather Brewer
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 325 pages
Published	:	September 21st 2010 by Dutton Juvenile
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Young Adult. Fantasy

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It all comes down to this.

Vlad’s running out of time. The Elysian Council has given him weeks to live, and that’s if the Slayer Society doesn’t kill him – along with all the citizens of Bathory – first. Then there’s the issue of Vlad’s father, who may or may not still be alive after all these years, and oh yeah, that tiny little detail in the Pravus prophecy about Vlad enslaving Vampirekind and the human race. So much for college applications.

In this epic finale to Heather Brewer’s heart-stopping Chronicles of Vladimir Tod, dark secrets will be revealed, old friends will become enemies, and warm blood will run cold. Just be careful it isn’t yours.

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Why cant I spell twelfth right ever on the first try? Seriously. Its a problem, my whole life its been an issue. I think its the lispy L F T H combination. It feels awkward. Truly.Alright. End rant. Begin gush.Ive been a fan of Heather Brewers The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod books since the very first one released three years ago. The final book, Twelfth Grade Kills (yes, I screwed up the spelling again), is now out for all to read. I just finished it. It was fabulous. It was exactly what I

My daughter liked it, but I thought it was predictable and not as exciting as the 10th and 11th grade books.

EDIT: Changed Brewer's name and pronouns. At last we get to the last book in Brewers The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod series with Twelfth Grade Kills. I can say with certainty that Im glad to finally be washing my hands of Zac Brewer and his mediocre vampires. Vladimir Tod has spent four years trying to survive being a half-vampire that has been spoken about in an ancient prophecy. Everything that has happened in the past four years of Vlads life is now coming to a close as not only are the Slayer

Hate to say, but I think this was my least favorite of the Vlad books. I really liked the series, but didnt care for this book as much as previous books. I thought the stuff with his dad was great (and disturbing), but I was very lukewarm about the Snow stuff--and I detested the ending with her.**SPOILERS**: (view spoiler)[I would have liked more with Meredith--her being given a chance with the truth, etc. The Snow relationship has always seemed VERY tainted and rather forced to me--made me gag

I just hate it when I read an entire series and then I don't like the ending. This is the last book in The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod.I liked the series a lot.Really.But, this last book -Sucks.Yes, there was Bites, Slays, Bleeds, Burns and Kills, and to me, the ending - Sucks. I really liked the series - it follows the life of Vladimir Tod from 8th through 12th grades and his experiences as a teenage vampire living in the normal human world knowing little about the vampire world since he was

Characters: Vladimir Tod, the main character, is half vampire and half human and he struggles a lot with the fact that he does not fit perfectly into both worlds. His parents die in a house fire when he is very young and he blames himself for that. He is a very nice, smart and caring boy. My only complaint about him was the fact that, to me, he didn't seem like he was 18 in this book. I had a really hard time picturing him and his friends as seniors in high school and had to keep reminding

Vladimir life was at stake (literally). but he couldn't be worried about that now, not when he just saw the ghost from his past and he had to find him at all cost.not just that, there's a lot of things he couldn't left behind. like the fact that the place he'd grown up might be gone in the end of year. or that Eddie tried once more to made Vlad wanted to kick his butt, much. or about his stupid heart and mind which cooperated to keep Snow not too far away from him.bad enough, he had to see Snow