The Red Thirst

by Benjamin Hulme-Cross, Nelson Evergreen (Illustrator)

Overview

Mr. Blood and Mary want to hunt a vampire. Edgar is scared. But when the monster attacks, only Edgar can stop it!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781467789998
Publisher:	Lerner Publishing Group
Publication date:	08/01/2015
Series:	Dark Hunter
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	64
Lexile:	520L (what's this?)
File size:	2 MB
Age Range:	8 - 9 Years

About the Author

Ben Hulme-Cross has written over thirty books for struggling readers, including the Dark Hunter series. Ben is currently the director for Iffley Publishing in the United Kingdom and lives in Oxford.
Nelson Evergreen is a comic artist and freelance illustrator. He lives on the south coast of the UK with his partner, Susannah.

Editorial Reviews

"In these slim volumes written at a third grade reading level, Edgar and Mary are two young hunters in training assisting Dark Hunter Mr. Blood. The Marsh Demon sees Mary and Edgar in peril, when a demon begins stealing children. Can Mr. Blood defeat the demon before Mary and Edgar become its victims? In The Red Thirst, the hunters go after a vampire; when she attacks, it's up to Edgar to vanquish the monster. Mr. Blood and his protégés must defeat a ghost ship that's taking lives in Ship of Death. Attributes include large typeface, frequent black-and-white illustrations, and pages with sparse amounts of text suited for struggling readers."—School Library Journal

From the Publisher

09/01/2015
Gr 5–9—In these slim volumes written at a third grade reading level, Edgar and Mary are two young hunters in training assisting Dark Hunter Mr. Blood. The Marsh Demon sees Mary and Edgar in peril, when a demon begins stealing children. Can Mr. Blood defeat the demon before Mary and Edgar become its victims? In The Red Thirst, the hunters go after a vampire; when she attacks, it's up to Edgar to vanquish the monster. Mr. Blood and his protégés must defeat a ghost ship that's taking lives in Ship of Death. Attributes include large typeface, frequent black-and-white illustrations, and pages with sparse amounts of text suited for struggling readers.

School Library Journal