With vampire boyfriend George and best friend Serena by her side, Mina thought she had her whole life—or rather afterlife—ahead of her. But then Mina’s parents drop a bomb. They’re moving. To Louisiana. And not somewhere cool like New Orleans, but some teeny, tiny town where cheerleaders and jocks rule the school. Mina has to fake her death, change her name, and leave everything behind, including George and Serena. Not even the Vampire Council’s shape-shifting classes can cheer her up. Then Serena shows up on Mina’s doorstep with some news that sends Mina reeling. Mina may look a lot better with fangs, but her afterlife isn’t any less complicated!
In this eagerly awaited sequel to the popular Sucks to Be Me, Kimberly Pauley addresses many of her fans’ most pressing questions (Will Serena become a vampire? What happened to Raven? What’s next for Mina and George?) with signature humor and breezy bloodsucking style.
jojo1isNOTenuf
Posted October 29, 2011
lets get rid of all that awkward "girl falls in love with vampipre, or vampire falls in love with vampire-hunter," and you get a fresh and innovative story! "Still sucks to be me," is a continuation of a witty series that to me is a (much needed) breath of fresh air. if you loved "sucks to be me," you'll love this one too! 4 stars baby!
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Posted April 23, 2012
AMAZING!!! Kimberly, you better be making a sequel to this!
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Posted October 18, 2011
In Still Sucks To Be Me, we return to the world of Mina, the VRA, George and Serena. Mina's now a vampire. Now Mina is 'officially dead'-she and her family are forced by the VRA to move. She has to move to Louisiana, leaving behind her whole life-including Serena (her best friend). And to top it off, George (her boyfriend) is in Brazil. I liked this book because it seemed almost probable that it could happen. One thing I really liked about it is you didn't miss too much from where the last book ended. The book was written in a way in which Mina like a real teenager, and I enjoyed it. It was a fun read.
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Overview
With vampire boyfriend George and best friend Serena by her side, Mina thought she had her whole life—or rather afterlife—ahead of her. But then Mina’s parents drop a bomb. They’re moving. To Louisiana. And not somewhere cool like New Orleans, but some teeny, tiny town where cheerleaders and jocks rule the school. Mina has to fake her death, change her name, and leave everything behind, including George and Serena. Not even the Vampire Council’s shape-shifting classes can cheer her up. Then Serena shows up on ...