VAMPIRE BITE!

Three year old loves his "Shark Bite" book and always looks on the back cover at the other books in the series. I told him to pick one and it was "Vampire Bite". He absolutely loves this cute book and just like the other book enjoys "biting" my finger on each page. While it's a short book, he finds it very entertaining. I would recommend this book.

My girls love making the animals “chomp” on their own. Great bedtime book!

My granddaughter loved this book.

We have a few from this series and they are all fun. Everyone wants the teeth to bite them

Baby loves the shark book so I got this to be a seasonal "basic" Starbucks sipping, pumpkin decorating mom. I read it and don't know what I read. The story line needs work. I think they forgot the last page? At least it's....(See what I did there?)

These series of books are so adorable!! Both of my little kids love this book! It was a perfect Halloween present. The mouth openings are very durable and my son doesn’t destroy them so quickly.

My 3 year old loves this book series and this is his favorite. He has to work the teeth himself when we do story time. The books are well made too. We read this no joke 10 times a week and the book still doesn't look worn.

Our grand-daughter likes these books so much we've bought the whole set. It's a great way to spend time reading with a toddler. You can move the teeth, make fun voices and spend quality time having fun.

Grrrrr!This is one of those books that is hard to write negatively about because I freaking LOVE Vampires and I freaking love the idea that groan ups are buying these *types* of books.However, in comparison to some of the fangtastic books I have read in this genre, this felt a little ‘starved’.Beatrice ‘s blocky colourful illustrations are visually bright and fun but they do lack depth.The cool fang chomping motion and framing of ‘eaten’ persons was a bonus and I can see babies & toddlers being fascinated by this mechanism but the storyline was thin and ultimately, unfunny.The real Vampire appearing at the end seems somewhat menacing rather than amusing with the ominous and abrupt ending.I can imagine this being a little upsetting for some adults reading it to their younger vampires.I do truly hate writing negative reviews but I think there are just so so so many newer, better, funnier, more engaging and more interesting vampire kidlit books out there that this one really does fall flat in comparison.