Blood Bath & Beyond
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The three-level store was laid out like a wax museum with Madame Tussauds–like statues of every famous vampire and vampire hunter you could think of, from Dracula to Edward Cullen; Lestat to the Count from Sesame Street; Buffy to Van Helsing. They were set up so customers could have their pictures taken with them as they browsed the ten thousand square feet of retail space.
There were T-shirts of all sizes and colors sporting various vampire movie-poster or book-cover images; DVDs of past movies... and TV shows; Goth jewelry; joke jewelry with huge silver crosses; blatantly fake fangs and legitimate-looking porcelain ones that could be cemented onto normal teeth if someone was so inclined.
The carpet throughout the store was red and black. The red part looked like spilled blood. The walls were red and plastered with huge movie posters. Realistic-looking bats hung from the ceiling, some automated so they swooped overhead, low enough to make me want to duck when they catapulted toward my head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three-level store was laid out like a wax museum with Madame Tussauds–like statues of every famous vampire and vampire hunter you could think of, from Dracula to Edward Cullen; Lestat to the Count from Sesame Street; Buffy to Van Helsing. They were set up so customers could have their pictures taken with them as they browsed the ten thousand square feet of retail space.
There were T-shirts of all sizes and colors sporting various vampire movie-poster or book-cover images; DVDs of past movies... and TV shows; Goth jewelry; joke jewelry with huge silver crosses; blatantly fake fangs and legitimate-looking porcelain ones that could be cemented onto normal teeth if someone was so inclined.
The carpet throughout the store was red and black. The red part looked like spilled blood. The walls were red and plastered with huge movie posters. Realistic-looking bats hung from the ceiling, some automated so they swooped overhead, low enough to make me want to duck when they catapulted toward my head.
What to read after Blood Bath & Beyond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Rowen to read onlineMoreLess
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