Blood and Chocolate, (Paperback)

from Alliebeth927

Blood and Chocolate takes a much different tone than so many YA books these days; the main characters are far from perfect in very realistic ways, even while being totally unrealistic creatures. Vivian, the werewolf lead, is strong, but at times kind of hard to like. She tries to fit into a norma...

from paperloverevolution

You may have noticed that I don't actually like young adult romances involving supernatural creatures. So why do I love this book so much that I've read it no less than five times? For one thing, it's full of great details: the werewolf slang which peppers the story is my favorite touch. It sound...

from nawapak

I would recommend twilight fans to read "Blood and Chocolate", it has the same concept of a mystical love, but this a time between a werewolf and a human and it's the girl (vivianne) who is the werewolf and the boy (Aiden) who is the human. So it's kind of the opposite of twilight. Like Edward ha...

from razzbelly

Blood and Chocolate lived up to the hype as an outstanding piece of Young Adult literature. The story unfolded perfectly as you quickly became attached to Vivianne's story of love and betrayal by the one she loved. Vivian and her pack are forced to move to an east coast suburban town after a fire...

from mandavid

Author last name, first name. Title. Year. Publisher: City. Klause, Annette Curtis. Blood and Chocolate. 1997. Delacorte Press: New York Genre: Juvenile Fiction, Supernatural Themes: Acceptance of oneself and others, destiny, dealing with death of an immediate family member Age / Grade Appropriat...