Book Review - The Little Vampire on the Farm

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Book Review - The Little Vampire on the Farm

6:31 pm 9 September 2015

The Little Vampire on the Farm - Angela Sommer-Bodenburg

I first read this as a young teenager (possibly younger), and it is one of the only books I’ve re-read a few times.

I still have my original copy of this with my maiden name written in pencil inside the front cover (see photos below).

Fond memories of this book :-) I loved the TV series at the time too. I tried watching it a few years ago, and it was quite terrible. Oh how we see things differently as we age and technology improves, ha ha :-)