Prince of Dorkness: Diary of a Wimpy Vampire (Book 2)

Tim Collins

ISBN 10: 184317524X / ISBN 13: 9781843175247

Published by Michael O'Mara Books Ltd, 2011

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Bibliographic Details

Title: Prince of Dorkness: Diary of a Wimpy Vampire...

Publisher: Michael O'Mara Books Ltd

Publication Date: 2011

Binding: Paperback

Condition: Used; Very Good

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Synopsis:

Nigel Mullet, the unfortunate and bungling fifteen-year-old vampire, is back! But this time he not only has to deal with his daily trials of bad skin, an annoying little sister, and the worry of his fangs popping out at inopportune moments. Now he's got real problems to get his teeth into. In his latest hilarious diary, Nigel starts the new term as one of the most popular pupils in school, and he's finally got a girlfriend after more than eighty years of being single. But his life soon unravels when a new pupil, Jason, joins the school, and has his sights set firmly on Nigel's girlfriend. Oh, and did we mention that Jason is a werewolf? Vampire and werewolf go head to head in the pursuit of love . . . with hilarious consequences!

About the Author:

Tim Collins was originally from Manchester, but now lives near Oxford. He is the author of over
thirty books including Wimpy Vampire, Cosmic Colin and Dorkius Maximus. His books
have been translated into over thirty languages and he has won awards in the UK and
Germany, including the Manchester Fiction City award (2011 Winner) and the Lincolnshire
Young People's Book Award (2012 Winner).