Books with title Vampires

What is a vampire? Did Count Dracula really exist? Who was he? Then don't forget the vampire hunters - like Van Helsing. And what about other kinds of bloodsuckers: vampire bats, and the deadly assassin bugs. Never heard of them? Well find out here. Then read Blood in My Eyes: a warning about what happens when you go vampire hunting in Romania. This is one of a series on books on popular non-fiction topics. As with other books in the series, a full colour non-fiction section is followed by a fiction story based upon the topic. The story appears in two formats: one with simple texts for poor or reluctant readers; the facing pages contain an illustrated "speech bubble" version for those who are just starting to read.

This exciting new series of 3D books follows the huge success of the multi-million copy selling series 3-D Thrillers! Bite-sized facts and spooky stories are the perfect accompaniment to the full-colour photos, original illustrations and 3-D images. The specially designed glasses are unique to each title and are a great novelty element. A brilliant gift purchase, and great value for money!

Abby’s last ever robbery seemed to go perfectly. She got a wallet full of cash, and she wasn’t followed by any have-a-go types who might let the police know where she was.Someone, though, had seen the whole thing. He wasn’t likely to talk to the police, but he hadn’t fed for quite a while, and he was very hungry. He was also quite sweet for a monster, and ordinarily Abby would have enjoyed meeting him.The murder squad want to know who is stealing people’s blood, then dumping the bodies around London. But there are other people hunting the monsters too, who know more about monsters than the monsters do themselves. A monster could start feeling unloved.