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    My Sister the Vampire #4: Vampalicious!
    My Sister the Vampire #4: Vampalicious!
    My Sister the Vampire #4: Vampalicious!
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    My Sister the Vampire #4: Vampalicious!

    By Sienna Mercer

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    Don't miss this fun tween vampire series, featuring regular girl Olivia and goth girl Ivy!

    Ivy and Olivia can't lose each other again!

    Even though twin sisters Ivy and Olivia, separated at birth, have only been reunited for a few months, they can't imagine life without each other.

    But Mr. Vega has decided to move to Europe—and he's taking Ivy with him! Oh, no! With Olivia's cheerleader optimism and Ivy's vampire craftiness, they're determined to come up with a plan that will keep Ivy and her dad in Franklin Grove. But what? 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateMar 3, 2009
    ISBN9780061854811
    My Sister the Vampire #4: Vampalicious!
    Author

    Sienna Mercer

    Sienna Mercer lives in Toronto, Canada, with her two cats, Calypso and Angel. She does most of her writing in her attic, surrounded by photos she’s taken on her travels. She doesn’t have a twin sister, but always wished that she did.

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    • 4/5
      At the end when they rode hb it was awesome
    • 5/5
      i love the ending it felt like flying the book was so entresting I didn't want to take my eyes of it I explains a lot for 1 book
    • 5/5
      I want Another one like My sister the vampire 5 or something
    • 5/5
      This extrodinary book is told by two main characters, who's names are Olivia Abbot & Ivy Vega. It all starts out when Olivia moves to a new school which is Franklin Groove (Olivia is a cheerful, nice, tan, and bright girl). She doesn't know what to do, until she runs into Ivy (Ivy is a goth, quite, pale, and dark girl). While explaining to Olivia where to go, Ivy thought that Olivia looked 'seriously pink', fimiliar and that she's seen her before. Meeting someone who isn't goth in this school was a relief for Olivia, in the office she meet Camilla Edmunson. When Olivia went to her first class, Ivy was there. Still thinking she's seen Olivia before, Ivy passed a note to her BFF asking if they knew her. BFF's responce was she's too pink for them to know who she is. Sure enough Ivy kept thinking she's seen her. Trhoughout the day Olivia runs into the Beasts (a group of wanna be bullies) the started to pick on her, until Ivy came and shoowed them off. Looking in the mirror of the science bathroom, Ivy knew Olivia looked fimiliar! Her reflection was identical to Olivia's. Underneath the black and pink make up, they look like twins! *Shocking* The first day of a new school for Olivia and she has a twin?! Ivy thought: finding a long-lost twin during her regular day at school?! This sucks (sucks=great)! Sooner they started to talk to each other about their rings. They each had a funky emerald ring, Olivia's was on her left hand on the middle ring, Ivy's was on her neck because she put it on a necklace. Olivia and Ivy kept discousing about their birth place and how they both didn't know who their real parents were. How could they both have the same rings, birth place, looks, and not know about easch other 'till today? That puzzled both of their minds. This discovery made everythign workout much much easier. For example they switched their outfits to make it look like they were each other to fool other people, and doing stuff the other twin has to do. Like, when Sophia (Ivy's BFF) told Ivy to go to the All Hallow Ball Comitte to discous the plans for it. Thinking of it made Ivy really not want to go, she didn't like that. So, Olivia became Ivy (not litteraly, but she dressed up as her, and fooled everyone). Then Ivy had to dress up as Olivia and go to cheerleading (she was a cheerleader before, but she quit). Findingout that this actually worked they decided to keep switching. And that's how Brendan became Ivy's boyfriend. One day Olivia was running out of the library when she ran itno Brendan. After talking about a book, she went to Ivy to tell her the news. Ivy was shocked to hear that her sister talked to him, even though Ivy liked Brendan sh enever ever talked to him (too shy I'm guessing). After going to the mall with him, Ivy actually enjoyed talking to Brendan. After all of that, Olivia heard thrilling news from her sister that she was a VAMPiRE!!! Wow, Olivia thought! And Ivy wasn't the only one, no sirry. The whole school and town was packed with VAMPiRES! Going to the next comittee meeting, Olivia didn't feel well around the people there. Sophia noticed thta she felt unconfortable and foundout that she wasn't Ivy! *She was Olivia, wow don't they look alike!* Going to Olivia's cheer-practice (Ivy is disguised as Olivia) Sophia and Olivia keep talking about this whole "twin" thing. As they arrive there, Sophia noticed that Ivy was acting like such a cheerie bunny (bunny=human). *Ha!* Ivy admitted and told Sophia about how she broke The First Law Of Night (which kinda means, "Don't tell humans that vampire exist.") Finally all the beans were spilled (figure of speech=telling all the secrets, otherwise known as "...spill the beans...") and the three girls knew everything. By now Olivia had to do her cheer, the next day. When Ivy awoke and got to school she thought and searched for her sister, so she wouldn't miss it. Charlotte(mean girl, thinks she should be and is the captain of the cheerleading squad) leads Ivy in the wrong direction. In the end Ivy finds out that Olivia was with the cheer tam this whole tme. *Phew* Dressing up as her and running around looking for where she is was tiring, but at least she's okay, Ivy thought. All is well (or so they thought )... ♥ I personally thougt this book was just simple amazing! ♥ Loved it! ♥ This book sucks! ♥ The story is exciting, the characters are awesome, the switching thing is soo cool, too. That would be awesome to have a twin sister (well, in my opinion)! To think tat the whole school was filled with vampires, awwwwesoome! I really thought this was a good pae turner, like for real. I couldn't stop flipping the pages, 13 to 25 to 49 to 63 to 86 and so on. Chapter by chapter the story became more and more suprising! What a great book to read! I'm sooo glad Alexis (my BFFEL) showed me this book! Thanks, Alexis! ♥
    • 3/5
      When Olivia Abbot moves she finds a twin she never knew about, Ivy. The two of them are like chalk and cheese and as they get to know each other they discover just how different they are.It's readable but not really memorable and I'm not rushing out to get the next in the series.
    • 5/5
      My sister the vampire is about this girl named Olivia, and she moves and goes to a new school. Then Olivia runs into Ivy. Ivy is a goth and a iwerd girl that Olivia thought was not going to be her friend. After they were parerned up together, they soon find out they have the sme neckles they both say is the only thing they have from the parent before the vaished. Then they relized under the black and pink makeup they were wearing they were identical twins. They were so surprised and were ready to take on anything. Then they disited they were going to switch and be the other twin. They started to do this thing everyday and soon they were mixed up. A afternoon when the girls were hanging out Olivia found out something very wierd. Ivy is a vampire, and so were all her friend. Now Olivia felt very uncomfortible with switching and hanging out with vampire. Olivia relized that vampires were people to and that was what her sister was, and she learnd to except her and her friends. I liked this book because of the surprizes it throws in. Also the detale was great, I felt very into it. I just think it should have a little more of Ivys point of view. This book sucked (sucked mean good in this book).
    • 4/5
      My Sister The Vampire written by Sienna Mercer is a captivating book if you really enjoy reading about vampires or if you don’t. My Sister The Vampire (switched) is the first book out of four of the serious. The book, Switched, is about a girl named Olivia who moves to another school called Franklin Grove. One day Olivia accidently bumps into her long lost twin sister, Ivy. Olivia and Ivy become best friends at first but after a while they realize they look the exact same. Having a twin sister made everything so much easier because Ivy had a chance to go out with boy of her dreams but also had to attend a meeting. Olivia would dress up as Ivy and go to the meeting so Ivy could go on the date with the boy of her dreams. After getting to know each other, Olivia discovered the truth about her long lost twin sister Ivy being a vampire. The style of the writing is easy to understand and it flows well which makes it easy to read. My Sister The Vampire has a lot of different settings throughout the book although it can be confusing because it could be Olivia’s turn at telling the story and then it jumps to Ivy’s and she is set in a total different setting. I enjoyed Switched a lot that I am reading the second one of the serious called Fangtastic and I can’t wait to finish this one so I can read the third book. Although the book is about vampires it isn’t scary. I recommend it children and teenagers.
    • 5/5
      This book was Amazing. Olivia moves away to a new school, Franklin Grave. Everything is different. Ivy becomes Olivia's friend at first, but then they notice that they are actually twin sisters! Since then everything was very confused, but being twin sister makes everything soooooo much easier! For example, Ivy's dream boy who she had also loved talked to her and asked them out. Later that day Sophia (Ivy's best friend) reminds Ivy she promised to go to the planning comitee for the All Hallow Ball. Ivy is horrified! what is she going to do! luckily her twin sister Olivia is to the rescue! Read this book and find out all about the Olivia's twin sister the VAMPIRE!

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    My Sister the Vampire #4 - Sienna Mercer

    CHAPTER 1

    Ivy Vega and her best friend, Sophia Hewitt, hustled through the oldest cemetery in Franklin Grove on their way to school Monday morning. The grassy path, stiff with frost, crunched loudly beneath their heavy boots, and Ivy pushed her hands into the pockets of her full-length, black down jacket to keep them warm.

    I’m going to miss this old graveyard when I move to Europe, Ivy thought. Even though it was still a little dark, in the distance she could make out the low silhouette of her boyfriend’s family crypt, where she and her friends had spent so much time hanging out. Outside the cemetery gates, the lights of nearby houses twinkled.

    Such a killer party! Sophia exclaimed, interrupting Ivy’s thoughts. It seemed like forever ago, but on Saturday, Ivy’s human twin, Olivia, had been initiated into the vampire community, and they’d had a little celebration. You must be seriously excited, Sophia went on, that Olivia knowing about vampires isn’t a secret anymore. It’s all over the Vorld Vide Veb.

    Ivy pressed her mouth down into her black knitted scarf and exhaled, warming her neck. That’s not the only thing that isn’t a secret any longer, she thought. Sophia, she said aloud, there’s something I have to tell you.

    Olivia Abbott was met by a hot blast of indoor air as she opened one of the huge oak front doors of Franklin Grove Middle School. Scanning the lobby, she pulled off her hat and swung it around by one of the pink pom-poms that hung from its earflaps. She jumped up and down to get the cold out. Olivia had worn her cheerleading uniform for a school spirit assembly, but even with leggings, she felt like an icicle.

    Where are you, Camilla? Olivia thought as she hopped from foot to foot, keeping her eyes peeled for her friend. I have huge news!

    The door to the outside swung open, and Olivia looked over eagerly. Unfortunately, it was just Charlotte Brown, Olivia’s snotty cheerleading captain. She was wearing fluffy white earmuffs.

    Hi, Charlotte, Olivia said, unable to keep the disappointment out of her voice. Charlotte let the door swing shut behind her, but her cheerleading cronies, Katie and Alison, hurried in on her heels. They were wearing fluffy earmuffs, too.

    Oh, Olivia, I’m so totally cold! Charlotte whined.

    We’re cold, too! said Katie and Alison, who had a talent for always thinking the same thing as Charlotte.

    Then you’d all better get inside right away and warm up! Olivia said, switching on her smile. They skipped past without another word.

    One person after another trickled into school, and every time the door to the outside opened, Olivia’s heart leaped. Finally she caught sight of Camilla’s bouncy blond curls.

    Camilla! Olivia called.

    Hey, Camilla said, her face breaking into an easy smile when she saw Olivia. Sorry I’m a little late. You sounded so excited on the phone last night. What’s up?

    Olivia grinned. Only the biggest news of my entire life!

    Camilla looked at her skeptically. Bigger than finding out you have a long-lost twin sister?

    Olivia wrinkled her nose; Camilla had a point. Olivia and Ivy hadn’t even known they each had a twin until Olivia’s first day of school in Franklin Grove a few months ago. Come to think of it, the whole my-sister-is-a-vampire thing was big news, too, but of course Camilla didn’t know anything about that. Olivia was one of the only humans in the world who did.

    Just as big, Olivia decided, pulling Camilla behind the enormous potted ferns in the corner of the lobby.

    Olivia took a deep breath. You can’t tell anyone, she said. Promise?

    Promise, Camilla said solemnly. Just tell me already!

    "I am telling you," Ivy protested.

    No, Sophia said, "what you’re doing is trying to tell me. So far you’re just sighing a lot."

    Ivy sighed again, sending a tiny cloud into the cold air. I still can’t believe it, Ivy murmured by way of explanation.

    Ivy, Sophia said sternly, I’m freezing my fangs off here.

    You don’t have fangs, replied Ivy, peering around the cemetery to make sure no one else was lurking nearby. You file them like the rest of us.

    It’s an expression, Sophia said, her voice rising with frustration. Now tell me your big revelation!

    I found… Ivy gulped. Olivia and I found out…

    Sophia stared at her impatiently.

    Who my real father is, Ivy blurted at last.

    Really? Camilla cried, her eyes widening. Olivia nodded, biting her lip to contain her smile. I’m so happy for you! Camilla threw her arms around Olivia, accidentally knocking one of the ferns. Olivia giggled.

    I knew you and Ivy would find some answers if you kept looking, Camilla said proudly.

    Olivia had to admit that their perseverance had paid off. She and her sister had been trying to solve the mystery of who their parents were since they’d first realized they were twins.

    Thanks, Camilla, Olivia said, hugging her again. I wanted to tell you in person.

    So who is he? Who’s your dad? Camilla asked, her voice bursting with curiosity.

    Olivia pursed her lips, savoring the moment.

    Camilla read her face. I knew it! she squealed. It’s a celebrity! I always thought you two had George Clooney’s nose!

    Nope, Olivia shook her head coyly. Even better.

    Antonio Banderas? Camilla whispered in awe.

    Well then, who? Sophia said excitedly, wrapping her arm around Ivy’s as they made their way out of the cemetery.

    Ivy’s long dark hair fell in front of her face. He’s, uh, his name is…Karl Lazar, she sputtered. Why am I having so much trouble telling my oldest friend the whole story? Ivy wondered. Somehow, this was just too unbelievable to blurt out.

    Lazar? Sophia repeated. You mean that Transylvanian vamp aristocrat who fell for a human?

    Ivy nodded dumbly.

    That’s amazing! Do you know if he’s still alive? Sophia asked.

    Oh, he’s alive, Ivy said.

    How do you know? Sophia pressed.

    He’s been in hiding for the last thirteen years, Ivy answered.

    As Franklin Grove Middle School came into view in the distance, Sophia’s steps slowed. Ivy, why do I think there’s something you’re not telling me?

    Ivy smiled shyly, relieved that her friend knew her so well. Because there’s something I’m not telling you? she replied.

    As Sophia searched her face, Ivy took one last deep breath. She pushed her hair out of her eyes. My dad is my dad, she announced, the words rising into the air like smoke.

    Sophia looked at her blankly.

    "My dad is my real dad," Ivy clarified.

    Sophia did a double take. You mean your father, Charles Vega, who you’ve known for your entire life…

    …is Karl Lazar, Ivy finished.

    Sophia peered at her in disbelief. You’re biting my neck, right?

    Ivy grinned. No fangs, remember?

    But why would Mr. Vega pretend to be Ivy’s adopted dad when he’s actually her real father? Camilla asked.

    We don’t know. Olivia frowned. Maybe because he didn’t want Ivy to know she had a twin.

    But why not? Camilla pursued.

    All Olivia could do was shrug. She wanted to tell her friend everything she and Ivy had learned: about how their father was a vampire while their mother was a human and that he’d separated the twins after their mother had died. But she’d taken a Blood Oath never to violate the First Law of the Night, which meant she must never reveal the existence of vampires to a nonvampire. It was a bummer, because Camilla was supersmart, and Olivia thought maybe she’d have some ideas about why Mr. Vega had done what he had.

    Ivy and Sophia climbed the school steps. Does your dad know you know? Sophia asked.

    Ivy shook her head. Olivia and I talked about it and agreed that we’re not telling our parents yet. Olivia’s mom is going to flap like a bat when she finds out the truth. And my dad’s already utterly uncomfortable around Olivia.

    They went inside and were walking across the lobby when Ivy heard someone call her name in a stage whisper. She looked around, but none of the students milling around the lobby was looking her way.

    Ivy! Sophia! the voice came again.

    I think that fern is calling us, Sophia murmured, pointing to the corner. The two of them walked over. Suddenly, a pink-nailed hand reached out and pulled Ivy behind the greenery.

    Olivia was huddled back there with Camilla.

    Did you tell her? Ivy and Olivia asked each other at the same time. They nodded to each other and then had a big group hug.

    Congratulations on finding your father. Camilla grinned at Ivy.

    Can you believe that, this whole time, their real dad’s been right in front of them? Sophia said excitedly to Camilla, who shook her head in disbelief.

    You guys can’t tell anyone, Olivia said seriously.

    Not even Brendan? asked Sophia.

    Except Brendan, Ivy replied. She was planning on telling her boyfriend after first period. She wanted to tell him in the science hallway, where he’d first asked her out. She’d made him a card, thanking him for all his support during her search for the truth.

    Must be a big secret, said Sophia with a smirk. After all, we’re hiding behind a fern!

    For once, Olivia didn’t smile. Ivy and I are declaring a state of emergency; she and her dad are supposed to be moving to Europe.

    He’s your dad, too, Ivy reminded her gently.

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