In this book, Nigel Mullet continues to go though the never ending turmoil called adolescence. He was turned into a vampire at the awkward and unattractive age of 15. He loses the girl of his dreams in this book, sees her become a werewolf, and gets his dinner stolen by a weird man claiming to have been changed by his Father. THe main themes in this book are growing up, love, and friendship.
This book is written by Tim Collins, an author currently residing in the U.K.
The main character, as you have been able to tell, is cocky and has a superior attitude . Like any teenager, Nigel is convinced the world revolves around him.
This books strong point is that for a vampire, Nigel is an extremely relatable character. Another strong point is that it is really funny.
This books main weakness is it is lacking for the most part in originality. This book is riding on the tails of the popular novel Twilight and a very popular children's book Diary of a wimpy kid.
I'd recommend the book to teens, lovers of twilight, and anyone who like a pop culture oriented comedy.
P.S. Read the first book in the series before reading this one. The U.K title is Diary of a wimpy vampire, the U.S.A title is Notes from a Totally Lame Vampire
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