The Accursed Vampire #2: The Curse at Witch Camp
By Madeline McGrane
Price: $22.99
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The Accursed Vampire #2: The Curse at Witch Camp
By Madeline McGrane
Price: $22.99
About the Book
In the sequel to middle grade graphic novel The Accursed Vampire, Drago and their vampire buds head to Witch Camp for a summer of spells and magic…but what they find is far more sinister!
It’s summertime and Drago, Eztli, and Quintus are heading to witch camp, where they’ll learn spells and magic alongside human kids.
Drago is skeptical about this joint venture with the living, but as long as their vampire pals are with them, how bad could it be?
Pretty bad, actually. Eztli and Quintus end up making friends with the campers while Drago stumbles onto an abandoned mini golf course housing a sinister supernatural entity with intentions of overtaking the camp.
Drago may not like camp, but they can’t leave their buds in danger. What will they do?
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Reviews
“McGrane brews a summer camp mystery with an enchanting balance of impish but honest humor and strong themes of friendship and self-discovery. Mischievously magical.” — Kirkus Reviews
About the Book
In the sequel to middle grade graphic novel The Accursed Vampire, Drago and their vampire buds head to Witch Camp for a summer of spells and magic…but what they find is far more sinister!
It’s summertime and Drago, Eztli, and Quintus are heading to witch camp, where they’ll learn spells and magic alongside human kids.
Drago is skeptical about this joint venture with the living, but as long as their vampire pals are with them, how bad could it be?
Pretty bad, actually. Eztli and Quintus end up making friends with the campers while Drago stumbles onto an abandoned mini golf course housing a sinister supernatural entity with intentions of overtaking the camp.
Drago may not like camp, but they can’t leave their buds in danger. What will they do?
Product Details
Reviews
“McGrane brews a summer camp mystery with an enchanting balance of impish but honest humor and strong themes of friendship and self-discovery. Mischievously magical.” — Kirkus Reviews
