Book 12 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. Showdown!!! The Hunters must face Steve Leopard, to fight for control of the night. Will Steve emerge victorious and wipe out the vampire clan? Or will the Hunters prevail? An added problem for Darren is that if the vampire triumph, he is destined to become the...
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A Bit Of Laurentia | 13 January 2015I recently finished my second read of The Saga of Darren Shan by Darren Shan. I first read these books when I was about 10, so it was interesting to get a fresh perspective on the books 10 years...
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Darren Shan, Darren Shan!!! What am I going to do with this new author I have placed in my FAVORITES list??? For years I tried to read all these books but always had something come up but when I...
Read full review: Book BloggerEllie Jay Books | 03 October 2014
So this is it. The series dramatic conclusion. There were still lots of questions to answer, and even more questions were created. But man, it ends well.
Book 10 - The Lake of Souls follows...
Read full review: Ellie Jay BooksBig Reporter | 24 June 2014
The Saga of Darren Shan is the first series which was written and published by the well-known author among young horror lovers, Darren Shan. The entire series is completed within twelve books....
Read full review: Big ReporterBooks, Books, Books | 18 May 2014
It's always infuriating to see a mediocre book hit the bestsellers' list, and for your favourite series to be massively underrated. One of my favourite series of all time is Darren Shan's vampire...
Read full review: Books, Books, BooksJodie Neary | 21 April 2014
This is the one, as they say, that started it all. This was the series that got me reading. I have a fantastic teacher from primary school to thank for that. He got the whole class into the first...
Read full review: Jodie NearyWhimsically Yours | 10 January 2014
Now, I’m a huge vampire fan (?–not sure if that’s the right word). I love vampire lore. It all started with Anne Rice, as it should, and my most recent addition to the vamp book lineup was The...
Read full review: Whimsically YoursWaterstones | 03 June 2013
The book that made me cry for hours after it ended. I am 24 years old, and for some unexplainable reason, the conclusion of the Darren Shan saga always leaves me sobbing into my pillow for hours....
Read full review: WaterstonesCINCY Book Review | 28 May 2013
This twelve book series written by author Darren Shan, that wrote the Zom-B series and other horror fantasy novels, has continued to stay in my number one spot of my favorite books. The Cirque Du...
Read full review: CINCY Book Reviewwcl.govt.nz | 27 April 2010This is the final part of the Saga of Darren Shan, the vampire's assistant. In the previous instalment Darren met again his nemesis, Steve Leonard, and has discovered that Steve's son, Darius, is...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Wellington Public Libraries New Zealand)Unknown (Australia) | 27 April 2010[i'm not sure what magazine/newspaper this review comes from. if anyone can help me out, i'd appreciate it!]SAGA CONCLUDES WITH A BITE AT THE ENDTeenage tales of circus freaks, vampires and...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Unknown Australia)teensreadtoo.com | 06 September 2006With this book, we come to the end of the CIRQUE DU FREAK series by Darren Shan, the one we have been waiting for and dreading. Now the Vampire Prince must face his archenemy, Steve Leopard. It is...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Teens Read Too USA)subter.com | 27 April 2010Have you ever had an inkling that a particular book would be really good, but put off reading it for a while? When you finally got around to reading it, did you kick yourself for waiting? I...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Subter UK)Stories from the Web (UK) | 27 April 2010Review by Jodie, aged 12 from Falkirk, ScotlandRating: BrilliantWhat did you think of the plot? Could it be improved?
I loved the plot I think Darren Shan should write a book about what...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Stories from the Web UK)shvoong.com | 27 April 2010WARNING -- THIS REVIEW CONTAINS PLOT SPOILERS!! DO NO READ UNLESS YOU HAVE READ THE BOOKEpic final chapter in this fantastic horror-fantasy series for children. At the close of Book Eleven,...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Scvoong USA)paranormalromance.org | 31 January 2009This is the 12th and last of the books in the Darren Shan Series of Cirque Du Freak. The author is the main character and this is his story...Vampires vs. Vampaneze. The Vampire Prince, Darren...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Paranormal Romance USA)myshelf.com | 06 September 2006Darren Shan, the Vampire Prince, must now face his archenemy, Steve Leopard. He will confront a complex and difficult problem - dead if he loses and damned if he wins. Either he or Steve Leopard...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (My Shelf USA)mouthshut.com | 29 November 2004I still remember back to two years ago. I had been wandering aimlessly in a bookstore, and suddenly saw the name ’JK Rowling’ written on a book. I examined it further, and found
it to be a book...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Mouth Shut UK)kidsturncentral.com | 01 October 2006Time seemed to collapse... There was a sharp stabbing sensation in my stomach... Steve crowed, "Now I have you! Now you're gonna die!"Dead if he loses - damned if he wins. The time has finally...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 27 April 2010Darren Shan's life both began and ended on the day he reached into the air and caught a ticket to an underground freak show, the Cirque du Freak. Because of that show --- and because he couldn't...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Kids reads USA)kidsbookshelf.com | 27 April 2010The War of the Scars has left many dead in its destructive path, but the time has finally come for Darren to face the Lord of the Vampaneze and his long ago friend, Steve Leonard. One of them is...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Kids Bookshelf USA)heraldsun.news.com.au | 27 April 2010An awesome journey through horror and fantasy ends with the 12th and final book in the Saga of Darren Shan series. Sons of Destiny takes Darren to a showdown with his enemy to find who will become...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Herald Sun Australia)Evening ECHO (Ireland) | 27 April 2010THIS is the last installment of the brilliant Saga of Darren Shan. It is divided into three parts. Instead of getting bored with the big plot, after a while there were a lot of...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Evening ECHO Ireland)Evening Chronicle (Ireland) | 27 April 2010The final book in the saga sees Darren face his best friend Steve Leopard in a fight to the death. Darren discovers that things have changed at home too. Will he survive and become Lord of...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Evening Chronicle Ireland)epinions.com | 27 April 2010Destiny Is Fulfilled In The Climax of Darren Shan's 'Cirque Du Freak' SeriesProduct Rating: 5.0Pros
Lots of plot twists, you finally learn about the true Lord of The Shadows.Cons
You will...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Epinions USA)crowgrrl.com | 24 September 2006Darren Shan’s Sons of Destiny is the final chapter in the Cirque du Freak series. The Cirque du Freak series is one of the most deliciously ghoulish storylines The Crowgrrl has had a chance to...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Crowgrrl USA)Children's Literature (USA) | 27 April 2010In the twelfth and final book of the "Cirque du Freak" series, Darren Shan must face the final battle between himself and his childhood friend turned archenemy, Steve Leopard. In the War of the...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (Children’s Literature USA)ca-reviews.blogspot.com | 26 November 2006WARNING: This review gives away plot points from previous books in the series. You should probably read those books before reading this review.This installment picks up mere moments after the...
Read full review: Sons of Destiny (CA Reviews USA)bookloons.com | 27 April 2010Sons of Destiny is the twelfth - and last - of the Cirque Du Freak series, whose narrator, Darren Shan has evolved from ordinary boy to Vampire Prince fighting for the fate of the world against...
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Book 11 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. Darren's going home. Back to where everything started. The town's changed a lot in the years that he's been away -- but then, so has Darren.
Plagued by nightmares of what the future seems to hold, Darren feels uneasy revisiting the place where he was re-born...
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Evening Echo | 05 July 2013
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE MANGA
Limerick's Darren Shan doesn't leave much to the imagination at the best or worse of times, so the idea of having his bloodthirsty vampire saga presented in...
Read full review: Evening EchoVoya (USA) | 01 May 2006For months, Vampire Prince Darren Shan has been on a mission to kill Steve Leopard, the Vampaneze Lord and Darren's greatest enemy. Unable to shake the knowledge that either he or Steve must rise...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Voya USA)timesonline.co.uk | 19 July 2004This is the 11th book in the Saga of Darren Shan series. The books are about a boy who is a vampire going on adventures, going into war, travelling the world and loads more. Darren Shan is the...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Sunday Times UK)School Library Journal (USA) | 01 May 2006Part-vampire Darren Shan is traveling again with Mr. Tall and his Cirque du Freak in the 11th and penultimate book in the series. When he returns to his hometown, Darren would love to see his...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (School Library Journal USA)kidsturncentral.com | 01 May 2006"All must fall to the Lord of the Shadows," Steve said softly. "This is my world now, Darren."Darren Shan is going home - full circle. Old enemies await. Scores must be settled. Destiny looks...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 01 September 2006With the end of the world approaching, there's only one thing Darren Shan can do.He returns to his childhood home.Darren knew that things would change in the time he was away becoming a Vampire...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Kids Reads USA)kidsonthenet.org.uk | 13 May 2006***WARNING -- PLOT SPOILERS!!!!!***Lord of the Shadows was a book that I enjoyed very much. It had an amazing plot with twists and turns that left you wondering. Darren Shan is a half-vampire....
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Kids on the Net UK)kidsbookshelf.com | 01 September 2006Darren and Harkat are traveling with the Cirque du Freak again, and they're back in Darren's hometown. As they wait for Steve and the Vampaneze to show themselves, Darren meets up with another old...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (KidsBookShelf USA)flamingnet.com | 01 September 2006Half-vampire Darren Shan is traveling with the Cirque du Freak again. They return to his hometown and he knows he must not visit his family because they think he is dead. However, he talks to a...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Flaming Net USA)Evening Standard (UK) | 27 April 2010Stephen King for kids … Darren Shan has brought his own brand of vampire mythology into the heads and hearts of thousands of children with his vivid and compelling series The Saga of Darren Shan,...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Evening Standard UK)epinions.com | 17 August 2006You're One Step Closer To Knowing The Identity of "The Lord of The Shadows"...Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
Some very interesting plot twists, the realization of the true Lord...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Epinions USA)curledupkids.com | 01 May 2006What do you get when you mix Cirque De Soleil with Todd Browning’s 1932 cult classic film Freaks? You get Darren Shan’s Cirque Du Freak. Coming off the highly successful tenth entry of the Cirque...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Curled Up Kids USA)crowgrrl.com | 30 July 2006Book 11 of Darren Shan’s Cirque du Freak series is out! Check out Lord Of The Shadows! The Crowgrrl has just finished reading this nail-biter, and I swear, this storyline keeps getting even more...
Read full review: Lord of the Shadows (Crowgrrl’s Perch USA)bookloons.com | 27 April 2010The tenth in the Cirque Du Freak series, The Lake of Souls, sent Darren and Harkat on a strange quest into a future wasteworld, with puzzles to solve and items to collect. Number eleven, Lord...
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Book 10 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. It's time for Harkat to learn the truth about who he used to be ...
To unlock the mysteries of his past, he and Darren must place themselves in the hands of Mr Tiny and leave the world of humanity behind. Can they survive in a place of savage killer animals,...
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Fantasy Literature | 07 March 2014
In The Lake of Souls, the tenth book in Darren Shan’s CIRQUE DU FREAK series, we take a little breather after the horrid events at the end of the previous novel, Killers of the Dawn. Darren has...
Read full review: Fantasy Literaturemyshelf.com | 01 September 2005The Lake of Souls is the tenth book in the fast-paced, violent vampire series by Darren Shan. After Book 9, this one moves at a slightly more sedate speed, though the plot still storms along with...
Read full review: The Lake of Souls (My Shelf UK)kidsturncentral.com | 01 September 2005After a desperate battle to kill the Lord of the Vampaneze in "Killers of the Dawn" Darren and Harkat set off to the Lake of Souls on a mission to uncover Harkat's true identity.As usual, no trek...
Read full review: The Lake of Souls (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 27 April 2010Darren Shan has always been sure of his identity, but in this time of war with the vampaneze, he must help a friend who has no memory of who he is or how he got to where he is.Harkat Mulds has...
Read full review: The Lake of Souls (Kids Reads USA)kidsbookshelf.com | 27 April 2010Still mourning the loss of his friend and mentor, Mr. Crepsley, Darren is finding it difficult to go on or care about life anymore. But Darren and Harkat learn from Mr. Tiny that now is the time...
Read full review: The Lake of Souls (Kids Book Shelf USA)gothicrevue.com | 27 April 2010This, the tenth book in the "tales of Darren Shan" series, is mostly about Harkat and his attempt at "redemption and retrieval of his soul". It ramps up rather nicely, the same action as always is...
Read full review: The Lake of Souls (Gothic Revue USA)epinions.com | 17 September 2005Darren & Harkat Search For The Truth While Trolling “The Lake of Souls”
Sep 17 '05Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
Reinforces my dislike of Desmond Tiny, a must read for Shan...
Read full review: The Lake of Souls (Epinions USA)bordersstores.com | 27 April 2010[reviewed as "one of the best Young Adult books of 2005"]Darren Shan's Cirque Du Freak series is now 10 books strong, and his following just keeps growing. These books combine spine-tingling...
Read full review: The Lake of Souls (Borders USA)bookloons.com | 27 April 2010The previous episode in this scorching series, Killers of the Dawn, ended with Darren's despair after Mr. Crepsley was killed and the identity of the Lord of the Vampaneze finally revealed. The...
Read full review: The Lake of Souls (Bookloons USA)galaxy.bedfordshire.gov.uk | 27 April 2010The genre of the book is horror and adventure, it's not scary but more gory. A Little Person and a vampire go on an adventure to find the Lake of Souls because Harkat, the Little Person, is having...
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Book 9 of The Saga Of Darren Shan.
The hunters have become the hunted. Pursued by human forces, they are now wanted fugitives. Before they can hunt for the Lord of the Vampaneze again, they must first outwit and outpace the mob on the streets of the city. If they survive, they face their longest...
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Ellie Jay Books | 01 October 2014
I've now completed the series but due to my laptop being poorly I haven't been able to post in weeks! Anywho - the next three Darren Shan books. My friend told me after I read the first couple...
Read full review: Ellie Jay BooksThe Guardian | 24 May 2014
This is the ninth book in the Darren Shan Saga. Darren and his crew are on the run followed closely by Vampaneze, police and an angry mob because of the lies Steve has told the police. There...
Read full review: The GuardianFantasy Literature | 04 March 2014
Killers of the Dawn, the ninth of Darren Shan’s CIRQUE DU FREAK books, continues right where Allies of the Night left off. The vampaneze have taken Debbie hostage in the tunnels under the city,...
Read full review: Fantasy Literaturemyshelf.com | 01 May 2005Darren Shan has been through a lot in this series. He's gone from ordinary teen to Vampire Prince. And he's a hunter of a super evil Vampaneze Lord. It's complicated. The book is extremely fast...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Myshelf USA)kidsturncentral.com | 01 May 2005Just when you think Darren and his allies will come out on top another twist is thrown in.They are out numbered, outsmarted, and desperate, and on the run, pursued by the vampaneze, the police,...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 01 May 2006The Vampaneze Lord still eludes Darren Shan, Vancha March, and Larten Crepsley. They know he has followers and minions, people who can't kill them but can seriously cripple their chances of killing...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Kids Reads USA)kidsbookshelf.com | 01 May 2006The ninth book in the Darren Shan series is just as fast-paced, plot twisting, action packed and terrifying as the others. Darren, Mr. Crepsley, Vancha and Harkat have come face to face with the...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Kids Book Shelf USA)gothicrevue.com | 01 May 2006Killers of the Dawn is a continuation of a series and as such starts out where the last book, Allies of the Night left off. Again, Darren and his friends are on the run from the vampaneze and are...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Gothic Revue USA)epinions.com | 08 August 2005The Face of The True Vampaneze Lord Is Finally Revealed In “Killers of The Dawn”
Aug 08 '05 (Updated Sep 17 '05)Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
Great continuation to the series,...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Epinions USA)edgeptown.com | 11 May 2005Young Master Darren Shan, half-Vampire and Prince among the so-called Undead, walks once more in the pages of Cirque du Freak, Book 9.In earlier books it was revealed that vampires, far from...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Edge Provincetown USA)Children's Literature (USA) | 01 May 2006This is book 9 in the best-selling "Cirque Du Freak" series, as Darren Shan and his fellow vampires continue their war against the evil race of vampires known as the vampaneze and their human...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Children’s Literature USA)curledupkids.com | 01 May 2006Coming off the heels of the action-packed eighth entry of the Cirque Du Freak series, Allies Of The Night, this ninth entry, titled Killers Of The Dawn continues with the fast-paced action of...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Curled Up With A Good Book USA)bookmunch.co.uk | 27 April 2010Allies of the Night, instalment 8 of the Saga of Darren Shan finished on one hell of a cliffhanger (with the Vampires trying to escape from an underground cavern and the clutches of the Lord of the...
Read full review: Killers of the Dawn (Bookmunch UK)bookloons.com | 27 April 2010Killers of the Dawn follows Allies of the Night as the third in the Hunters trilogy and ninth in the Cirque Du Freak series starring half-vampire Darren Shan. The three hunters are Vampire...
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Book 8 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. Having failed once to kill the Lord of the Vampaneze, Darren and his allies have wound up back in the town of Mr Crepsley's birth, where history seems to be repeating itself -- bodies have been discovered, drained of blood ...
But this time there's more than a...
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Fantasy Literature | 01 March 2014
In Allies of the Night, the eighth book in Darren Shan’s CIRQUE DU FREAK series, Darren, Mr. Crepsley and Harkat return to Mr. Crepsley’s hometown to investigate the vampaneze activity there....
Read full review: Fantasy Literaturewigglefish.com | 01 May 2005Darren Shan, Vampire Prince and last hope in the war between the Vampires and their old enemies the Vampaneze, has faced fire, flood, wolf-men, and wild boars. Now his duty takes him into real...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (Wigglefish USA)tcm.ie | 08 December 2002Darren Shan, in case you haven't been initiated, is a 29-year-old from Limerick whose real name is Darren O'Shaughnessy. He's also a vampire prince about whom eight books have already been written...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (The Sunday Business Post Ireland)School Library Journal (USA) | 27 April 2010Darren Shan, a 21st-century vampire prince, and his friends, Mr. Crepsley and Harkat, are on a quest to stop the Lord of the Vampaneze. When a series of murders takes place in Mr. Crepsley's...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (School Library Journal USA)kidsturncentral.com | 27 April 2010Darren Shan, Vampire Prince and vampaneze killer, faces his worst nightmare yet — school! But homework is the least of Darren's problems. Bodies are piling up. Time is running out. And the past is...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 01 May 2005Forget the mad animals that want to trample Darren Shan. Forget fires and life as a Vampire Prince. In the latest installment of Darren's quest to find and kill the Lord of the Vampaneze, he has to...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (Kids Reads USA)kidsbookshelf.com | 01 May 2005The journey continues for the half Vampire Prince Darren Shan as he, Mr. Crepsley, Vancha March and Harkat Mulds find themselves in the city of Mr. Crepsley's birth, trying to stop the murderous...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (Kids Book Shelf USA)hbook.com | 01 May 2005Still ostensibly seeking his fated mortal confrontation with the Vampaneze Lord, half-vampire Darren Shan gets distracted: forced by a paper-thin plot device to attend school, he meets an old...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (Horn Book Guide USA)epinions.com | 06 August 2005When Darkness Falls, Pray That The “Allies of The Night” Are With You
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Product Rating: 5.0Pros
Ties up some loose ends from previous books,...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (Epinions USA)curledupkids.com | 01 May 2006Unlikely heroes return in the eighth installment of the bestselling young reader/young adult horror series Cirque Du Freak. In Allies of the Night, the misfit trio of half-vampire Darren Shan,...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (Curled Up With A Good Book USA)bookmunch.co.uk | 27 April 2010Allies of the Night is the eagerly awaited episode 8 of Darren Shan’s massive saga of compelling vampire tales.After a selection of murders Darren, Mr Crepsley and Harkat are compelled to return...
Read full review: Allies of the Night (Bookmunch UK)bookloons.com | 27 April 2010In Allies of the Night, 2nd in the Hunters trilogy, Darren and Larten Crepsley go back to the city they visited in my favorite in the series, Tunnels of Blood. Accompanying them is Darren's...
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Book 7 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. After 6 years living inside Vampire Mountain, Darren has come to terms with himself and his new life as a leader of the clan. Outside, a war is raging, but Darren is not a part of this war, and it seems like he never will be.
Until Mr Tiny comes calling! After...
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Fantasy Literature | 27 February 2014
Hunters of the Dusk is the seventh book in Darren Shan’s CIRQUE DU FREAK series. Though Shan always does a nice job of quickly and sufficiently recapping the plot, it’d be best not to start here....
Read full review: Fantasy LiteratureMugglenet.com | 12 April 2013
“Vampire War,” the third trilogy within the 12-book “Saga of Darren Shan,” begins with this book. More like the previous “Book 1″ than the first book in the overall series, it does not so much...
Read full review: Mugglenet.comhttp://www.activeanime.com | 28 February 2011
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE MANGA
The latest manga version of the popular book series hits a big turning point for Darren. He’s defeated Kurda and been declared a vampire prince. He’s stayed on...
Read full review: Active Animewigglefish.com | 27 April 2010Six years have passed since Darren Shan, half-vampire assistant to the forbidding Mr. Crepsley, led the defense of Vampire Mountain against the Vampaneze and was elected one of the Vampire Princes....
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (Wigglefish USA)Voya (USA) | 27 April 2010Darren Shan's adventure as a Vampire Prince continues in volume seven of the series. The war that was foretold by Mr. Tiny has begun. The Vampaneze Lord has arisen and is trying to bring about the...
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (Voya USA)Times Educational Supplement (UK) | 27 April 2010Darren Shan's Cirque du Freak series, now in its seventh volume, is becoming cool and collectable (Collins Children's Books, £3.99 each). The fast-paced adventures of an average bored schoolboy...
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (Times Educational Supplement UK)School Library Journal (USA) | 27 April 2010The young half-vampire Prince is on a quest with his guardian, a Vampire General, and a Little Person (a creature who had once been human and works for the vampires) to defeat the Lord of the...
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (School Library Journal USA)kidsturncentral.com | 01 May 2004Six years have passed since Darren, now a Vampire Prince, was crowned at Vampire mountain after facing the trials of death.Times are unsettled as the vampires and vampaneze wage a war of...
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 27 April 2010All the vampires knew that this day was coming. The mysterious Desmond Tiny, who is as hated by the vampires as he is revered, made a prophecy regarding the Vampaneze Lord and a great war. The...
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (Kids Reads USA)kidsbookshelf.com | 27 April 2010"Cirque Du Freak" has been one of the most exciting series I've read in a long time! In book 7, six years have passed for Darren Shan as a Vampire Prince. He and his mentor, Larten Crepsley, have...
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (Kids Book Shelf USA)epinions.com | 03 August 2005The Face of Evil Has Been Seen ... But All Is Not What It Seems...
Aug 03 '05 (Updated Sep 17 '05)Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
A nice continuation of the series, tons of...
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (Epinions USA)Children's Literature (USA) | 27 April 2010Things are really heating up in this novel, the seventh installment in Darren Shan's Cirque Du Freak series. Darren Shan—the character shares his name with the author of the series—is a half...
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (Children’s Literature USA)bookloons.com | 01 May 2004Hunters of the Dusk is the seventh episode in the saga of boy turned half-vampire Darren Shan. In fact it's the first of a Hunters trilogy that continues this fall in Allies of the Night. The...
Read full review: Hunters of the Dusk (Bookloons USA)barnesandnoble.com | 01 May 2004The hunt for the Vampaneze Lord is on as Darren and team set out to defeat the creature who threatens to destroy the vampires forever. Chock-full of the suspense that's made Shan's Cirque du Freak...
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Book 6 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. A close friend butchered. A shocking secret revealed. The vampire clan under threat of extinction.
Only one ally of the clan knows the whole truth. Only one humble half-vampire can prevent an all-out catastrophe. But rather than surrendur to a two-faced...
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Ellie Jay Books | 30 September 2014
Time for the next 3 books! It's taking me far longer than I would've liked to get through these considering how short they are but oh well. Again there will be plot spoilers. I'm sorry but doing...
Read full review: Ellie Jay BooksFantasy Literature | 26 February 2014
In the previous book, Trials of Death, author Darren Shan left us on a cliffhanger and I’m pretty sure that most readers will be running out to pick up this book, The Vampire Prince, no matter...
Read full review: Fantasy LiteratureMugglenet.com | 08 April 2013
Book 6 of “The Saga of Darren Shan,” also known in some markets as the “Cirque du Freak” series, begins where the previous book left young half-vampire Darren—in a damp, dark place deep within...
Read full review: Mugglenet.comwigglefish.com | 27 April 2010Darren Shan's adventure at Vampire Mountain continues in this third of a three-part installment in the saga of the young half-vampire.In the last book, Darren was subjected to the Rites of...
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (Wigglefish USA)Umonhon Library (USA) | 27 April 2010The Vampire Prince tells about an act of treachery commited by one of the most respected and trusted in the vampire clan. This is irony at it's best. Irony is an unexpected twist in the story....
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (Umonhon Library USA)School Library Journal (USA) | 27 April 2010As this sixth volume in the series opens, Darren Shan is surviving a near drowning and struggling to return to Vampire Mountain in order to warn the others of the secret plan to invite the...
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (School LIbrary Journal USA)kidsturncentral.com | 01 September 2003
"I hated myself for what I had done. I wanted to turn and run, get far away and pretend this never happend. I felt cheap, dirty, nasty. I tried consoling myself with the thought that I'd done the...
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 27 April 2010Trust authority. Trust tradition. Trust the wisdom of the older vampires. Darren Shan knows he is supposed to follow these lessons, but in his current position, caught in a violent tide coursing...
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (Kids Reads USA)kidsbookshelf.com | 27 April 2010The saga of Darren Shan continues, but this time the stakes are much higher, and the results are deadly. In book 5 Darren discovered a traitor in the vampire clan, and watched a friend be murdered...
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (Kids Bookshelf USA)goldcreek.act.edu.au | 27 April 2010The Vampire Prince is the sixth book in The Saga Of Darren Shan written by Darren Shan.The book starts with young Darren being hurtled down Vampire Mountain in the raging waters of the Vampire...
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (Goldcreek School Australia)epinions.com | 01 August 2005The Death of One Prince Makes Way For The Appointing of Another ....
Aug 01 '05 (Updated Aug 08 '05)Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
Wow, what an incredible ending - you will...
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (Epinions USA)Children's Literature (USA) | 27 April 2010An enthusiastic blurb from J.K. Rowling should give this book, the sixth in Darren Shan's "Saga of Darren Shan" series, a big boost at the bookstores. Frankly, it needs all the help it can get....
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (Children’s Literature USA)bookloons.com | 27 April 2010The Vampire Prince concludes a three-part adventure for Darren Shan that began with Vampire Mountain and continued in Trials of Death. Darren was introduced to the community of vampires on...
Read full review: The Vampire Prince (Bookloons USA)barnesandnoble.com | 01 August 2004
Half vampire Darren Shan is caught between the warring worlds of the Vampires and the Vampireze -- and comes out remarkably transformed, in this sixth spellbinding volume of Cirque du Freak....
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Book 5 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. Five Trials -- five chances for Darren Shan to prove himself worthy of being a vampire -- five ways to die!
But while Darren struggles to complete and survive his perilous Trials, other forces are at work deep within Vampire Mountain. Their goal: to wipe the...
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Mrs Jenny Reads | 18 January 2015Pretty harrowing and brutal, this macabre fifth book in the running Cirque du Freak series continues in the vein of all those that came before it with a lot of action, a lot of blood, and a lot of...
Read full review: Mrs Jenny ReadsFantasy Literature | 25 February 2014
In Vampire Mountain, the previous book of Darren Shan’s CIRQUE DU FREAK series, Darren was asked to prove himself worthy of being a vampire by surviving a series of trials. If he fails, he dies....
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THIS WAS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON JUNE 11th, 2007
In my review of Vampire Mountain, I said that I was concerned with the way things were heading, and hoped that the trials Darren would be...
Read full review: Fantasy LiteratureMugglenet | 10 March 2013
In book 5 of the “Saga of Darren Shan,” a.k.a. “Cirque Du Freak”—or book 2 of the “Vampire Rites” trilogy, which is the second of four trilogies within the same—half-vampire Darren starts to look...
Read full review: MuggleNetwigglefish.com | 26 April 2010"If people ever tell you vampires aren't real -- don't believe them!"The opening line from the fifth book in the Cirque du Freak series is especially appropriate, considering that young Darren...
Read full review: Trials of Death (Wigglefish USA)waraxe.us | 26 April 2010Darren Shan is once again successful in continuing to build upon the interest already built up in this addictive series. Darren has to pass five trials to prove himself worthy to be a part of the...
Read full review: Trials of Death (Waraxe USA)barnesandnoble.com | 01 May 2003Darren Shan is back for his fifth adventure. Still inside Vampire Mountain for the conclave of vampires, Darren has agreed to face the vampire trials. He must successfully accomplish five trials or...
Read full review: Trials of Death (Voya USA)School LIbrary Journal (USA) | 26 April 2010This is the fifth novel in the continuing saga of the youthful half-vampire assistant to Larten Crepsley, a full vampire. Crepsley has brought Darren to Vampire Mountain to undergo the Trials of...
Read full review: Trials of Death (School LIbrary Journal USA)kidsturncentral.com | 01 May 2003The saga continues........"After four hours had passed since I learned I was going to be judged in the Trials of Initiation. I still didn't know very much about he Trials, but from the gloomy...
Read full review: Trials of Death (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 26 April 2010Fire. Water. Insane boars. If Darren Shan doesn't panic or cheat as he deals with these tests of strength and cunning, and comes out alive, he will gain the respect of the vampire community. If he...
Read full review: Trials of Death (Kids Reads USA)kidsbookshelf.com | 26 April 2010Darren is now ready to begin the Trials to prove he is worthy of being a vampire. There are five terrible ordeals he must face and pass, and if he fails he must prepare to face the stakes in the...
Read full review: Trials of Death (Kids Bookshelf USA)greenmanreview.com | 01 May 2003In Trials of Death, Darren must prove himself worthy of being a half-vampire by facing a series of grueling tests that take place at Vampire Mountain. He comes within an inch of his life several...
Read full review: Trials of Death (Green Man Review USA)epinions.com | 30 July 2005Darren Shan Learns That Fear Has No Place In The “Trials of Death”
Jul 30 '05 (Updated Aug 08 '05)Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
Starts out a little slow, abrupt...
Read full review: Trials of Death (Epinions USA)bookloons.com | 01 May 2003The fourth book of the Cirque Du Freak series, Vampire Mountain, began a three-part adventure, and ended with Darren facing frightening Trials of Initiation, for which the penalty for failure...
Read full review: Trials of Death (Bookloons USA)barnesandnoble.com | 01 May 2003The Hall of Flames and Blooded Boars await Darren Shan -- and Cirque du Freak fans -- in this fifth installment of the author's popular vampire series.Now that Darren is at Vampire Mountain, he's...
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Book 4 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. Six years have passed since Tunnels Of Blood. Darren has settled into life as a vampire's assistant, and feels at home in the Cirque Du Freak. But now he must leave the freak show and his friends behind, to travel to the distant Vampire Mountain with Mr...
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Story Eater Tales | 28 October 2014
THIS IS A GOOGLE TRANSLATION OF AN INDONESIAN REVIEW.
Honestly, Vampire Mountain is the book of the Cirque du Freak series that most makes me bored. Have fun, suspense, kehororannya, is...
Read full review: Story Eater TaleSFantasy Literature | 22 February 2014
It’s been six years since the events of the previous book, Tunnels of Blood. Darren and Mr. Crepsley have been travelling with the Cirque du Freak, but this is the year that the Vampire Council...
Read full review: Fantasy LiteratureJust In! | 17 May 2011
The amazing manga retelling of Darren Shan's international best-selling vampire saga, with illustrations by Japanese artist Takahiro Arai. Darren Shan and Mr Crepsley make a long and dangerous...
Read full review: Just In!wigglefish.com | 26 April 2010It's six years after the hair-raising struggle between Darren, Mr. Crepsely, Evra the Snake Boy, and the mad vampaneze monster Murlough. Life has been peaceful enough, but suddenly Mr. Crepsley...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Wigglefish USA)School LIbrary Journal (USA) | 26 April 2010Darren Shan, the loquacious vampire's assistant, narrates another blood-and-guts tale. Having tracked a horror-movie-stereotype vampire in their previous adventure, Darren and his master, Larten...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (School LIbrary Journal USA)Mrs Mad's Book-A-Rama (UK) | 26 April 2010Mrs Mad's humble opinion
8/10 You are working hard. Well done.
What's it about?
Darren must face the dangerous trek to Vampire Mountain and face the initiation into the Vampire clan!
What...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Mrs Mad’s Book-A-Rama UK)Kliatt (USA) | 26 April 2010Darren Shan is on another adventure with Mr. Crepsley, but this one will take two books to fulfill. They must journey to Vampire Mountain to present Darren to the Vampire Council; they are both...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Kliatt USA)Kirkus (USA) | 26 April 2010Angels and ministers of grace defend us! Shan (Tunnels of Blood, not reviewed, etc.) has extruded a fourth volume in his series about an adolescent vampire (also named Darren Shan) traveling with...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Kirkus USA)kidzworld.com | 01 September 2002Cirque Du Freak is a series which follows young Darren Shan, a boy who makes a deal with a vampire to save the life of his best friend. There are now eight books in the series and the first two...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Kidzworld USA)kidsturncentral.com | 01 September 2002The saga continues........"Pack your bags," said Mr. Crepsley. "We leave for Vampire Mountain tomorrow." With this announcement, Darren worries the day away wondering what will happen when they...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 26 April 2010Darren Shan made the biggest sacrifice of his life when, at the age of twelve, he agreed to allow Larten Crepsley to make him into a half-vampire. Eight years after being blooded, the time has...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Kids Reads USA)Kids' Book Shelf (USA) | 26 April 2010Book 4 finds Darren and Mr. Crepsley on yet another journey, this time to Vampire Mountain, where Mr. Crepsley must present Darren to the Vampire Princes and explain his reasons for blooding a...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Kids’ Book Shelf USA)greenmanreview.com | 26 April 2010Shan gives a history lesson in Book 4, Vampire Mountain. Darren, Mr. Crepsley, and their vampire friend Gavner Purl face wolves and the vampaneze on their dangerous trek to Vampire Mountain,...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Green Man Review USA)epinions.com | 20 July 2005Darren Shan Challenges The Vampire Princes Deep Within The "Vampire Mountain"
Jul 20 '05 (Updated Aug 08 '05)Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
Great continuation of the Shan saga,...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Epinions USA)Denbighshire Free Press (UK) | 26 April 2010First Person Vampire!At least one member of the Download crew still wakes up in a sweat as the result of nightmares about his creative writing class in school. The teacher was a fearsome old...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Denbighshire Free Press UK)umanitoba.ca | 23 May 2003The bear lifted its head and bellowed at the sky, then fixed its eyes on me and leered hungrily. Dropping to all fours, it advanced. The wolves leaped at it but it shook them loose as though...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (CM Magazine Canada)bookloons.com | 26 April 2010This is the fourth volume in Darren Shan's searingly spooky Cirque Du Freak series, and the first episode of an adventure in three parts. It has the best cover yet, showing a castle on a peak...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Bookloons USA)Booklist (USA) | 26 April 2010Teen half-vampire--and author--Darren Shan returns in the next two installments in the Cirque Du Freak series. In Tunnels, Darren has begun to adjust to his fate, but he remains distrustful of...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Booklist USA)barnesandnoble.com | 01 September 2002Darren Shan's spine-tingling Cirque du Freak saga continues with the fourth book, in which the young Darren journeys with Mr. Crepsley and two Little People to the hair-raising vampire lair at...
Read full review: Vampire Mountain (Barnes and Noble USA)Achuka (UK) | 24 April 2010Slowly but steadily building up a cult following, this series could have benefited from a faster publishing programme. Shan's fans will wish they were on Book 8 or 9 by now. This is Book 4, the...
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Book 3 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. Shortly after an old friend's visit, Mr Crepsley leaves the Cirque Du Freak and heads for a city, taking Darren and Evra with him. The boys enjoy their stay in the city. Evra soaks up a lot of TV shows, while Darren catches the eye of pretty young Debbie Hemlock!...
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Suz's Space | 26 November 2014Finished this yesterday morning and a good thing too as it was due back to the library this week. It’s three books in one and only took me less than a week as it’s fairly compelling reading.
A...
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THIS IS A GOOGLE TRANSLATION OF AN INDONESIAN REVIEW. THE REVIEW IN ITS ORIGINAL LANGUAGE IS INCLUDED FURTHER DOWN.
As far as I read this series, new in this third book I find romance....
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As these are such short books I'm going to review them 3 at a time. I've been meaning to read these for a while (one of my friends has been pestering me for years) and I've now been made to...
Read full review: Ellie Jay BooksMarkham Reviews | 15 April 2014
What a great ending to the first trilogy! Tunnels of Blood is darker still, and finally movesg the action out into the wider Vampire society, I can’t fault it. It was nice to see Darren, Evra and...
Read full review: Markham ReviewsFantasy Literature | 20 February 2014
Warning: This is the third book in the CIRQUE DU FREAK series, so this review will contain spoilers for the previous books. You don’t have to read the previous books because author Darren Shan...
Read full review: Fantasy Literaturewigglefish.com | 01 April 2002Darren Shan was a normal kid: rash, reckless, out for a good time — especially if the thrills involved sneaking out at night. Then he went to a performance of the Cirque du Freak, stole a vampire's...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Wigglefish USA)VOYA (USA) | 01 April 2002Half-vampire Darren Shan returns in another gruesome adventure sure to please readers of the first two books in his series, A Living Nightmare (Little Brown, 2001/VOYA April 2001) and The...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Voya USA)School Library Journal (USA) | 24 April 2010Shan will continue to draw "Goosebumps" (Scholastic) graduates with this third installment in the series. Here, he sends his eponymous teenaged protagonist, who is still not quite a full-blooded...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (School Library Journal USA)Newcastle Upon Tyne Journal (UK) | 24 April 2010"My name's Darren Shan. I'm a half-vampire. I used to be human, until I stole a vampire's spider. After that my life changed forever. Mr Crepsley the vampire forced me to become his assistant, and...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Newcastle Upon Tyne Journal UK)myshelf.com | 01 April 2002Book one of this series introduced Darren Shan, an ordinary boy until he and his friend visited a freak show. To save his friend, Darren agreed to became an assistant to the Vampire, Mr. Crepsley,...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (My Shelf USA)mrsmad.com | 24 April 2010Mrs Mad's humble opinion
9/10 Very good. I am pleased with this.
What's it about?
Darren Shan the vampire's assistant must face the horror of the tunnels of blood when he finds mass murder in the...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Mrs Mad’s Book-A-Rama UK)kidsturncentral.com | 01 April 2002"The smell of BLOOD is sickening. Hundreds of carcasses hang from silver hooks, stiff, shiny with frosty blood. I know they're just animals -- cows, pigs, sheep -- but I keep thinking they're...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 24 April 2010As the third CIRQUE DU FREAK chronicle begins, Mr. Crepsley is paid a visit by an old friend, Gavner Purl, a member of the vampire police force. Mr. Crepsley refuses to tell Darren what he and...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Kids Reads USA)kidsbookshelf.com | 24 April 2010The saga continues for young Darren Shan, half-vampire, half-human, in "Tunnels of Blood." Darren is slowly getting used to his new life and beginning to respect the vampire he works as an...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Kids Book Shelf USA)Green Man Review (USA) | 24 April 2010Tunnels of Blood, Book 3, takes Darren on a new adventure, as he, Mr. Crepsley, and Evra the snake-boy leave the Cirque for the city. We're introduced to another kind of vampire — the vampaneze — a...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Green Man Review USA)Evening Chronicle (Ireland) | 24 April 2010Tunnels of Blood is by far the best Darren Shan book in this series. It continues the scary saga of the half-vampire and leads you on to believe that Mr Crepsley is the killer when it's really...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Evening Chronicle Ireland)epinions.com | 09 July 2005What Evil Lurks In The “Tunnels of Blood”? The Saga of Darren Shan Continues ...
Jul 09 '05 (Updated Aug 08 '05)Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
Very suspenseful, nice...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Epinions USA)CM Magazine (Canada) | 24 April 2010"I like your girlfriend, Darren Shan," it said with a giggle and I knew instantly who was down there. "A very tasty dish. Good enough to eat, wouldn't you say? Much tastier looking than your other...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (CM Magazine Canada)Children's Literature (USA) | 24 April 2010My name's Darren Shan. I'm a half-vampire." So begins the third installment in Darren Shan's imaginative "Cirque Du Freak" series. Books one and two related how young Darren becomes the...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Children’s Literature USA)bookloons.com | 24 April 2010What a promising title, even more so than Cirque Du Freak or The Vampire's Assistant, the first two tales in Darren Shan's spooky saga. My eleven-year-old son had already declared this one the...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Bookloons USA)amazon.com | 01 April 2002Following his blood-curdling adventures in A Living Nightmare and The Vampire's Assistant, half-vampire Darren Shan is settling into his day-to-day life at Cirque Du Freak, the traveling freak show...
Read full review: Tunnels of Blood (Amazon USA)amazon.co.uk | 06 November 2000Coming hot and bloodily on the heels the two opening Darren Shan sagas, Cirque du Freak and The Vampire's Assistant, this third episode in the life of a vampire-to-be is reassuringly gut-wrenching...
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THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE MANGA ADAPTATION OF TUNNELS OF BLOOD.
Well, good news, bad news. The good news is that this volume of Cirque (coming really soon to theaters in the form of a very...
Read full review: Manga LifeCBR - Comic Book Resources | 15 October 2009
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE MANGA ADAPTATION OF TUNNELS OF BLOOD.
In the third volume, Darren, his mentor Mr. Crepsley and his friend Evra depart from the circus — which is we learn Crepsley...
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Book 2 of The Saga Of Darren Shan. Having abandoned his old way of life to unwillingly serve as Mr Crepsley's assistant, Darren must accustom himself to the habits of vampires. But the change is difficult and the loneliness is crushing.
In an attempt to give Darren a sense of stability, Mr...
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Downright Dystopian | 27 May 2014
After finishing A Living Nightmare, I instantly starting reading the sequel because I just needed to know what happened. These books are just so short and fast paced and I adore every second of...
Read full review: Downright DystopianMarkham Reviews | 15 April 2014
Even better than Cirque Du Freak. I LOVE this series. The Vampire’s Assistant is darker and more violent than the first, but it’s so intelligently and compellingly written that I’d still be...
Read full review: Markham ReviewsSpazticnerd | 03 March 2014
So for those of you who don’t know, this is book two of the Cirque Du Freak series. This books follows Darren Shan on this first adventure with the vampire who blooded him, Mr. Larten Crespley.
...
Read full review: SpazticnerdFantasy Literature | 19 February 2014
Warning: This is the second book in the CIRQUE DU FREAK series, so this review necessarily contains spoilers for Book 1.
Darren Shan’s life is officially a mess after several monumental...
Read full review: Fantasy LiteratureThe Vampire Source | 13 August 2013
When you look up Darren Shan's Cirque du Freak book series, you will find it categorized in either the "children" or "young adult" sections online and in stores. I will admit, I was twelve when I...
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THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE MANGA
Cirque du Freak volume 2 by Darren Shan and Takahiro Arai. As volume 2 opens, Darren is starting to realize the true cost of becoming a “half-vampire.” He...
Read full review: Comic Book ResourcesVoya (USA) | 24 April 2010This second installment in the Cirque du Freak saga of Darren Shan picks up soon after Darren has been turned into a half-vampire by his master, Mr. Crepsley. Darren is sworn to a life of servitude...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Voya USA)Voices From The Middle (USA) | 24 April 2010Sequels are a dicey business. Seldom do the second installments live up to the original. That is most certainly not true for the second in the vampire series that began with Cirque Du Freak. Darren...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Voices From The Middle USA)Times Educational Supplement (UK) | 24 April 2010In The Vampire's Assistant, the sequel to Cirque du Freak (with more to come), Darren Shan is trapped as a half-vampire. The narrative device of "If I hadn't... maybe things would..." was effective...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Times Educational Supplement UK)The Sunday Tribune (UK) | 24 April 2010THE VAMPIRE'S ASSISTANT by Darren Shan is part two of Cirque Du Freak (actually, it's part two of The Saga Of Darren Shan -- darren). Young Darren has now been drawn under the wing of Mr...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (The Sunday Tribune UK)Sunday Mercury (UK) | 24 April 2010With Cirque Du Freak, Shan created an instant children's classic to rival the Harry Potter series. Even J.K. Rowling herself professed to be a fan of the young author's spine-tingling tale of...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Sunday Mercury UK)School Library Journal (USA) | 24 April 2010After a breezy two-page introduction that gives the major plot points of Cirque du Freak, readers are plunged back into the world of a young, newly minted half-vampire (a concept that is never...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (School Library Journal USA)mystgalaxy.com | 24 April 2010Cirque Du Freak starts out when a scout leader is walking home from a scout meeting. He begins to hear twigs snap around him. Soon there was a vampire and a young boy. The young boy breathed on his...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Mysterious Galaxy USA)myshelf.com | 01 September 2001The Vampire's Assistant is the frightening sequel to "Cirque Du Freak - The Saga of Darren Shan."Darren is learning to cope with his new identity as a half vampire. He is lonely and misses his...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (My Shelf USA)Mrs Mad's Book-A-Rama | 24 April 2010Mrs Mad's humble opinion
9/10 Very good. I am pleased with this.
What's it about?
Darren's new life starts in the Cirque du Freak, he makes friends with a Snake Boy and two ordinary humans, but he...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Mrs Mad’s Book-A-Rama UK)Kirkus Reviews (USA) | 24 April 2010The sequel to Shan's successful horror debut is another guilty pleasure. Shan, the author/narrator of this putative true account, is now a "half-vampire" and the assistant to the well-meaning...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Kirkus Reviews USA)Kids' Turn Central (USA) | 24 April 2010"Suddenly my days as a human were over. My nights as a vampire's assistant had begun......"In book one of the series, A Living Nightmare, young Darren leaves the human world with Mr. Crepsley, a...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Kids’ Turn Central USA)Kids Bookshelf (USA) | 24 April 2010The second book in the thrilling Cirque Du Freak series by Darren Shan takes us further into Darren's troubles and what it's like to be a vampire. Darren has become Crepsley's assistant and is...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Kids Bookshelf USA)GWN Online (USA) | 24 April 2010The Vampire’s Assistant, the sequel to Darren Shan’s Cirque du Freak, will get your heart pounding and your blood pumping. Nothing can prepare you for what Darren must face this time around. With...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (GWN Online USA)greenmanreview.com | 24 April 2010Darren is a reluctant half-vampire — though he has resigned himself to his new role — and finds drinking the blood of humans to be very distasteful and unethical. But of course, he needs to in...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Green Man Review USA)thegoodbookguide.com | 24 April 2010'We're masters of the macabre ...agents of mutations. Lords of the surreal.' THE SAGA OF DARREN SHAN BOOK 2 Darren joins the vampire, Mr Crepsley, as his assistant and they return to the Cirque du...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (The Good Book Guide UK)The Funday Times (UK) | 24 April 2010* * * * * (5 stars)If you thought Cirque Du Freak was terrifying, prepare yourself for The Vampire's Assistant. This spectacular second adventure is darker, gorier and better, as Darren comes to...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (The Funday Times UK)The Evening Herald (Ireland) | 24 April 2010The Darren Shan saga will never outsell Harry Potter, but the Limerick writer provides macabre thrills aplenty here for younger readers. The Vampire's Assistant takes up where Cirque Du Freak left...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (The Evening Herald Ireland)epinions.com | 06 July 2005Trial By Fire, Initiation By Blood. The Birth of “The Vampire’s Assistant”
Jul 06 '05 (Updated Aug 08 '05)Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
One of the best in the series, carries...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Epinions USA)umanitoba.ca | 23 May 2003I was buried alive and then, in the dead of night, with no one around, he dug me up and we took off together. My days as a human were over. My nights as a vampire's assistant had...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (CM Magazine Canada)Children's Literature (USA) | 24 April 2010In this horror novel, the author and protagonist share the same name—Darren Shan. With that crafty twist, the action gets underway fast and furiously. Young Darren is a half-vampire, torn between...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Children’s Literature USA)bookloons.com | 24 April 2010I tried to hide The Vampire's Assistant from my two sons when it arrived, but failed. My eleven year old, a most reluctant reader, whose only previous literary interest has been comic books like...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Bookloons USA)Booklist (USA) | 24 April 2010This sequel to the fast-paced Cirque Du Freak: A Living Nightmare finds Darren Shan in difficult circumstances. Vampire Larten Crepsley has begun the process of turning Darren into a vampire, but...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Booklist USA)The Big Issue (Ireland) | 24 April 2010This is the awaited sequel to Cirque Du Freak, in which Darren is turned into a half vampire. Darren struggles with his new identity and is also desperately trying to resist the temptation to...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (The Big Issue Ireland)barnesandnoble.com | 01 September 2001Darren Shan continues the saga of a teenage boy who gets unwittingly drawn into a world of vampires, werewolves, and other freaky creatures with this second installment in his innovative Cirque Du...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Barnes and Noble USA)amazon.com | 01 September 2001What if you were an unwilling vampire? You needed to drink human blood to stay alive, but you weren't some horror-flick villain; you were you, born human--a nice person, even. Thus is the dilemma...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Amazon USA)amazon.co.uk | 24 April 2010Readers familiar with The Saga of Darren Shan will enjoy this second instalment on audio cassette. The Vampire's Assistant is read gleefully and yet touchingly by Alan Cumming. Darren is now living...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant Audio CD (Amazon UK)amazon.co.uk | 30 May 2000The Vampire's Assistant is the second instalment in the saga of Darren Shan, which began with Cirque du Freak. Then, Darren made the difficult decision to become a half-vampire to save his best...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Amazon UK)Achuka (UK) | 24 April 2010On the back of some imaginative and energetic promotion (the launch was held well in advance of publication), Cirque du Freak sold over 10,000 copies in its first month. However, I have already...
Read full review: The Vampire’s Assistant (Achuka UK)CBR - Comic Book Resources | 02 August 2009
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE MANGA ADAPTATION OF THE VAMPIRE'S ASSISTANT.
Cirque du Freak volume 2 by Darren Shan and Takahiro Arai. As volume 2 opens, Darren is starting to realize the true...
Read full review: CBR - Comic Book ResourcesManga Recon | 27 July 2009
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE MANGA ADAPTATION OF THE VAMPIRE'S ASSISTANT.
Well, so much for a grand adventure with a master and his apprentice taking on the wild. When Mr. Crepsley reazlizes...
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Darren Shan's an ordinary schoolboy, until he and his best friend Steve get tickets to the Cirque Du Freak, a bizarre freak show featuring such arcane performers as Hans Hands, Gertha Teeth, the Wolf Man and Rhamus Twobellies. In the midst of the ghoulish excitement, true terror raises its head...
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Tammie Painter | 24 January 2015The other day I found myself in a distressing situation: I had no books to listen to. I know! The horror! I had just finished listening to A Storm of Swords (aka Game of Thrones Book #3) and it...
Read full review: Tammie PainterLesedelfin | 05 November 2014THIS IS A GOOGLE TRANSLATION OF A GERMAN REVIEW.
"Welcome to the world of the Vampires" is volume one of the Cirque du Freak series by Darren Shan. It comprises a total of three story about the...
Read full review: LesedelfinThe Picky Pages Project | 03 November 2014I’ve wanted to read this book ever since I saw the movie when it came out, and I can’t wait to see where this story will take me in the rest of the series. A funny thing happened once I read the...
Read full review: The Picky Pages ProjectDownright Dystopian | 05 May 2014
I watched the movie for this series a few months ago, so I decided it's time I give this series a read. The movie is based off of the first three books, which is pretty cool.
Darren is just...
Read full review: Downright DystopianMarkham Reviews | 15 April 2014
I’ve been getting hooked on Darren Shan via his ZOM-B series, and have come to the Vampire novels really late in the day, but what a treat!
I read Cirque du Freak in one sitting and adored...
Read full review: Markham ReviewsIce Queen's Bookshelf | 14 April 2014
Ok so this book is not as great as I thought it would be, it is pretty slow, but maybe that's just because it is the first book in a serie of 12 or maybe because I have seen the movie before...
Read full review: Ice Queen’s BookshelfFantasy Literature | 14 February 2014
A Living Nightmare is a horror novel for older children and young teens (I’d say ages 10-15 are probably the target audience) and it’s pretty effective. As an adult, I found it scary and it even...
Read full review: Fantasy LiteratureGrowing Wings | 05 February 2014
I ended up getting this book on Kobo before I went to Italy in case I couldn’t sleep in the night and wanted to read, turns out I got through about five chapters while I was out there and then...
Read full review: Growing WingsEdith Kleberg Library | 09 January 2014
Vampires, vampires, and even more vampires! This enjoyable and imaginative story has so many twists and turns, you’ll be on the edge of your seat for the entire book. This first person narrative...
Read full review: Edith Kleberg LibraryZoe Markham | 12 November 2013
've been getting hooked on Darren Shan via his ZOM-B series, and have come to the Vampire novels really late in the day, but what a treat!
I read Cirque du Freak in one sitting this...
Read full review: Zoe MarkhamLet Us Nerd | 16 October 2013
There is a moment in the first book of Irish author Darren Shan’s first Cirque Du Freak novel, A Living Nightmare, that really, really scared me. Surprising given that the book is aimed towards a...
Read full review: Let Us NerdThe Vampire Source | 13 August 2013
When you look up Darren Shan's Cirque du Freak book series, you will find it categorized in either the "children" or "young adult" sections online and in stores. I will admit, I was twelve when I...
Read full review: The Vampire SourceThe Guardian | 25 July 2013
Darren Shan is an ordinary boy and when his friend finds a leaflet for Cirque Du Freak (The Circus Of Freaks), a banned freak-show, they all decide to go. But when they find out that they can...
Read full review: The GuardianThe Reader Of Books | 10 March 2013
One of the lovely things about teaching very small groups is that the students are able to choose from many different books to read during lessons. Having so far read War Horse and Mr Stink my...
Read full review: The Reader Of BooksYA Bookmark | 14 January 2013
The Saga of Darren Shan is one of those series that you hear about from everyone. I've heard so much about it that I decided I needed to give it a shot and I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't...
Read full review: YA BookmarkThe Guardian | 06 December 2011
Darren Shan is an ordinary boy who lives an ordinary life. But this all changes when he takes a trip to the Cirque Du Freak with his best mate Steve. They have a great time until Steve points out...
Read full review: The GuardianThe Fandom Post | 20 July 2011
Yen turns in another quality release with the first volume Cirque du Freak. The cover is printed to look black and textured like leather, with the Cirque du Freak novel logo in the center. Above...
Read full review: The Fandom Post - Manga reviewThe Star Online | 29 March 2011
***THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE MANGA***
USUALLY I do not have high expectations for adaptations – they are often bland and colourless, and fail to capture the charm and spirit of the original...
Read full review: The Star OnlineBooks4Hearts | 12 January 2011
Darren Shan is your average boy (I imagine around 11 or 12, it never says) who likes being with his friends, playing soccer, and messing with creepy animals like big furry spiders. His life is a...
Read full review: Books4Heartstiamatsreviews.com | 25 May 2009This series is one I was least looking forward to, in fact it’s on my shit list. I read the first two novels of the series some time ago and was not Impressed by it. So, the manga version was not...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (Tiamat’s Manga Review USA)goodreads.com | 24 April 2010Relive the first novel in the most action-packed, fast-paced thriller of a series ever to rule the human and vampire world with this newly published CIRQUE DU FREAK manga.The story surrounds...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (Teens Read Too USA)schoollibraryjournal.com | 13 August 2009Okay, I confess! There are some popular teen fiction series that I have not read. Shocking, but true. Many times it's not that I've been avoiding them because I don't want to read them, but more...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (School Library Journal USA)popcultureshock.com | 28 May 2009Cirque du Freak is an excellent offering from Yen Press. Takahiro Arai’s strange-but-lovely character designs and a second half that rushes forward at a breakneck pace make Darren Shan’s tale a...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (Manga Recon USA)kuri-ousity.com | 14 July 2009While I make a habit not to judge a book by its cover, it’s still more often than not a deciding factor in the order of my ever-growing stack of books to read. In the case of Cirque Du Freak, the...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (Kuri-ousity USA)graphicnovelreporter.com | 24 April 2010Cirque du Freak is a manga starring Darren Shan based on a novel of the same name written by Darren Shan. That may sound confusing, but it’s rather simple, actually. Shan (the real one, although...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (Graphic Novel Reporter USA)comicmix.com | 15 May 2009Some people stay in the same place their entire lives: joining the family business, marrying their childhood sweethearts, growing old in the bosom of their loved ones underneath the spreading...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (Comic Mix USA)comicbookresources.com | 04 June 2009Cirque du Freak — adapted from the young adult novels by Darren Shaw and illustrated by Takahiro Arai — is an engaging story about two young boys whose lives are forever changed by their visit to a...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (CBR USA)bscreview.com | 01 July 2009“My favorite things in the world are spiders!”Spiders give me the chills. I have no idea how or why I read past the beginning of either the original book or the manga edition of this now...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (BSC Review USA)about.com (USA) | 24 April 2010Darren and Steve are best friends who share a fascination with monsters. Then a visit to an unusual circus forces them to make heart-wrenching choices that change their lives in strange and...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak Manga (About.com USA)rebeccasreads.com | 24 April 2010Cirque Du Freak is the wacky, chilling tale of vampires, spiders, & friendship. Author Darren Shan narrates this story of ordinary boys' lives until the day one of his friends brings a flyer to...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Rebecca’s Reads USA)guardian.co.uk | 22 October 2000
This is a horror story that will very pleasurably curdle the blood of nine to 13-year-olds. The narrator of the story mysteriously has the same name as the author, but says: 'Everything's true in...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (The Observer UK)nancykeane.com | 24 April 2010Ever want to run faster than a deer, play soccer better than a pro, have broken bones mend themselves in a few hours, and meet interesting and amazing people and things while traveling across the...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Nancy Keane’s Book Talks USA)myshelf.com | 24 April 2010This book is reminiscent of Richard Laymon's Traveling Vampire Show, but written for a younger audience with a non-evil vampire monster, compelling characters, and a hook at the end of each...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (My Shelf USA)mrsmad.com | 01 January 2000Mrs Mad's humble opinion
9/10 Very good. I am pleased with this.
What's it about?
A teenager whose life is changed forever when he becomes involved with a freak show, an enormous spider and a...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Mrs Mad’s Book-a-Rama UK)MEGA [In The Times] (UK) | 24 April 2010Harry Potter author JK Rowling rates this, and book recommendations don't come any better! Forget trapeze artists, this Cirque has Darren and Steve gawping at the bearded lady, snake-boy and...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (MEGA In The Times UK)Manchester Evening News (UK) | 24 April 2010When Cirque Du Freak came out last year, hearts skipped a beat all over the country. Vampire novels don't come much scarier than this, especially since it was told from the spine-tingling...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Manchester Evening News UK)Mail on Sunday (UK) | 24 April 2010The author is the central character in this brilliant Gothic fantasy. In search of thrills, Darren and his friend Steve go to a freak show. What happens next is not for the squeamish. To save...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Mail on Sunday UK)Locus (USA) | 24 April 2010Darren Shan is the young narrator of this young-adult dark fantasy novel, first in "The Saga of Darren Shan"; just to add a layer of complexity, Darren states in his introduction that his name...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Locus USA)kidsturncentral.com | 24 April 2010The freak show was all I could think about last night. I tried forgetting it, but couldn't, not even when I was watching my favorite TV shows. It sounded so weird: a snake-boy, a wolf-man, a...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Kids’ Turn Central USA)kidsreads.com | 24 April 2010If you heard that an old-fashioned "freak show" were coming to your town, showing in an old theater the middle of the night, would you be brave enough to go?And if when you got there you saw the...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Kids Reads USA)kidsbookshelf.com | 24 April 2010When the Cirque Du Freak (Circus of Freaks) comes to town Darren and his friend Steve will do anything to go. But something happens at the show that has Darren a little freaked out, and it only...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Kids Book Shelf USA)kids.islandpacket.com | 24 April 2010Not a lot of new books enjoy the buzz surrounding "Cirque du Freak: A Living Nightmare" ($15.95, Little Brown & Co.). Warner Bros. is making it into a movie, more books are planned in the series,...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Island Packet USA)examiner.ie | 12 May 2000Darren Shan is an ordinary boy with an obsession with spiders who’s also considered to be a soccer genius in his school. But then Darren’s best friend Steve gets two tickets for Cirque du Freak....
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (The Examiner Ireland)THE INDEPENDENT | 24 April 2010Darren Shan is undoubtedly a literary find for children. Still in his twenties, he has produced a genuinely original story that combines near-horror with mainly good-humoured, everyday reality....
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (The Independent UK)greenmanreview.com | 24 April 2010I have a twelve-year old daughter who is seriously into fantasy novels. She reads everything she can by Jane Yolen, and has recently discovered Garth Nix and Nancy Farmer. Given her interest in...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Greenman Review UK)Funday Times | 24 April 2010* * * * * (5 stars)This is the first book in the Darren Shan saga, and what a beginning it is! Darren visits a mysterious freak show that leads him on a spiralling journey into a dark world of...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Funday Times UK)feoamante.com | 24 April 2010CIRQUE Du FREAK the first book in a series of dozens by Darren Shan reminded me of what it was like to be a kid again first getting interested in horror and stories of a macabre design. The...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Feo Amante USA)fantasyfreaks.org | 24 April 2010The World
Somewhere on earth (probably Ireland) in what looks like modern times. A date is not specifically mention, nor a country, and the names used are ‘false’.The Characters
Young Darren...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Fantasy Freaks Forum USA)epinions.com | 05 July 2005The Blooding of Darren Shan: Welcome To “The Cirque Du Freak”
Jul 05 '05 (Updated Sep 17 '05)Author's Product Rating
Product Rating: 5.0Pros
Good introduction to the series, great read for...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Epinions USA)DAILY TELEGRAPH UK | 23 April 2010
[...] slightly younger brothers and sisters might be drawn to Cirque Du Freak. It is a fevered tale of circus freaks, killer spiders and vampires, the author's name being that of the narrator,...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (DAILY TELEGRAPH UK)crowgrrl.com | 01 February 2005Darren Shan’s Cirque du Freak: A Living Nightmare was one of the most deliciously macabre books The Crowgrrl has had a chance to sink my fangs into! The first in a collection of vampiric...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Crowgrll’s Perch USA)CM Magazine Canada | 23 April 2010It was a flyer, an advertising pamphlet for some sort of traveling circus. There was a picture of a wolf's head at the top. The wolf had its mouth open and saliva was dripping from its teeth. At...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (CM Magazine Canada)Children's Literature USA | 23 April 2010Wasting no time in setting a tone of spine-tingling horror, Darren Shan tells his readers right at the beginning, "This is a true story." Darren and his best friend, Steve, secretly buy tickets...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Children’s Literature USA)Books for Keeps | 23 April 2010The first title of "The Saga Of Darren Shan" (author and the "ordinary schoolboy" main character), this novel has some grand horrors, most spectacularly in the Circus itself, and it includes...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Books for Keeps UK)bookloons.com | 23 April 2010First the cover intrigues with its R. L. Stine look and 'Compelling' recommendation from J. K. Rowling. Then Darren Shan lures the reader carefully into his 'living nightmare' and builds up the...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Bookloons USA)Booklist | 23 April 2010When Cirque Du Freak comes to town, Darren and his friends are obsessed with seeing the acts, which include a performing spider; spiders are a particular fascination of Darren's. It is a...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Booklist USA)bellaonline.com | 23 April 2010This has been one of the most challenging books for me to review for two reasons: First, I hate horror, especially vampire stories, and most especially stories that contain spiders. Secondly, once...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Bella Online USA)Barnesandnoble.com | 23 April 2010"I loved being scared when I was little." Those are the words of Darren Shan, the young, adventurous narrator and author of Cirque Du Freak, and I understand him very well. Just like him, I grew up...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Barnes and Noble USA)Amazon.Com (USA) | 23 April 2010Anyone who loves the humorous but hair-raising horror in R.L. Stine's Goosebumps series will devour British author Darren Shan's first novel with equal zeal. Some books are born with a surrounding...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Amazon USA)Amazon UK | 23 April 2010Darren Shan seems like your average boy--he likes playing football with his mates, passing notes in class and loves spiders. Then, one day, his best mate Steve gets tickets for a banned freak show...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (Amazon UK)About.Com (USA) | 23 April 2010
Darren Shan (yes, the author named his main character after himself) is just an ordinary boy who enjoys hanging out with his three best friends. One day they stumble across an invitation to visit...
Read full review: Cirque du Freak (About.com USA)Room On The Shelf | 05 April 2010
Darren Shan and his friends are just looking for a fun adventure, a forbidden circus held in the dead of night. But when Darren decides to steal a vampire's pet, he discovers the consequences...
Read full review: Room On The ShelfManga Recon | 28 May 2009
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE MANGA ADAPTATION OF CIRQUE DU FREAK.
Cirque du Freak is an excellent offering from Yen Press. Takahiro Arai’s strange-but-lovely character designs and a second half...
Read full review: Manga Recon