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Demons of the Ocean (Vampirates #1)

Justin Somper

Paperback | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 3.85 | 8649 Users | 712 Reviews

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Original Title:	Vampirates: Demons of the Ocean
ISBN:	0316014443 (ISBN13: 9780316014441)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Vampirates #1
Characters:	Conner Tempest, Grace Tempest, Cheng Li, Lorcan Furey, Sidorio, Jeb Stukeley, Bart Pearce
Literary Awards:	Manchester Book Award Nominee for Longlist (2006)

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This was a dumb book. The setting made no sense--they were supposed to be in the 26th century with 18th century technology, but that disjunction was never even hinted at. The characters weren't developed enough to even be caricatures and the book wasn't decent enough to have an ending. Quite literally, the author thought, "hmmm, vampires are cool and pirates are cool and 'vampirates' is witty!" And then he attempted the bare minimum needed to write a book that could be titled Vampirates. And failed.

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Title	:	Demons of the Ocean (Vampirates #1)
Author	:	Justin Somper
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	April 2007 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (first published 2005)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires. Young Adult. Adventure. Pirates

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Ratings: 3.85 From 8649 Users | 712 Reviews

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This was a fun little book!I don't really like vampires, but I love pirates! So it made up for it, and the mix was actually really interesting. The setting is pretty crazy, and the characters are captivating! (I specially liked Molucco Wrathe, such a weird and funny guy! I like weird characters lol)It may seem like a silly book, as some people pointed out, but that's okay for me. After all, it seems to be directed to kids, and I love books for kids...so I enjoy it as it is supposed to be

I picked this book up to read for the afterschool Book club. I needed a book about pirates and found this one on the shelves. Like Hunger Games, the cover was really holding me up, but I went onward and really liked it. The book is about a set of misfit twins that never seemed to fit in in their small town. Thier father is the Lighthouse keeper and dies suddenly, leaving the twins, Grace and Connor orphaned. The two take their father's boat out to escape foreclosure and the orphange, to sail

It took me a while to warm up to this book (I heard it as an audio book btw). But somewhere around the second or third disk I was hooked. It has a slower pace compared to book 2 which certainly picked up the pace and was a big improvement!

I didn't even get to the halfway mark in this book before I just had to stop. I really couldn't stand it. It felt like it was literally just a bad excuse to put vampires and pirates into the same story, no imagination or thought to it, just a "clever" title to sell it. The characters had no depth or personality. They felt more like automatons. The plot was horribly lacking in logical or interesting transitions of events into one another. It just felt so unthought about before it was written and

This book is a mess and I love it. Vampirates manages to be one of those books that youre only able to passively read. You get curious over how much is left because nothing has happened yet, and it turns out youve finished the book. Obviously aimed at illiterate 8 year olds, this book is a national treasure. I never did figure out if the pirate academy was literal or not. Either way, this book has no subtlety whatsoever with its tell not show mentality. Complete with a built in vampirates chanty

This was a dumb book. The setting made no sense--they were supposed to be in the 26th century with 18th century technology, but that disjunction was never even hinted at. The characters weren't developed enough to even be caricatures and the book wasn't decent enough to have an ending. Quite literally, the author thought, "hmmm, vampires are cool and pirates are cool and 'vampirates' is witty!" And then he attempted the bare minimum needed to write a book that could be titled Vampirates. And

Very good young adult series with enough story to hold most anyone's interest.