The Very Thirsty Vampire A Parody

The Very Thirsty Vampire A Parody by Michael Teitelbaum is a humorous take on a beloved children’s classic, published by Skyhorse on October 14, 2014. This edition, featuring 26 pages, presents a whimsical character with a unique thirst as he navigates various beverage vendors in search of something more substantial, ultimately discovering his preference at a blood bank.
Readers will find a blend of playful illustrations and amusing text that appeals to picture-book enthusiasts of all ages. The narrative incorporates elements of humor and parody, making it enjoyable for adults who appreciate a slightly twisted sense of comedy, as well as older children familiar with classic board books. With themes related to humor and popular culture, The Very Thirsty Vampire offers a lighthearted exploration of its quirky protagonist’s adventures.
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In this hilarious parody of a children’s classic, and a follow-up to its highly successful cousin, The Very Hungry Zombie, The Very Thirsty Vampire presents a charming little fellow with a very specific kind of thirst. As he drinks his way through a variety of bartenders, baristas, wine stewards, soda jerks, and other venders of fine beverages who try to quench his thirst, he pines for something of more substance, finally finding it in a blood bank, where an unsuspecting technician finds out she’s just his type!
With vivid, playful art and amusing text, The Very Thirsty Vampire will appeal to picture-book lovers of all ages. Adults will catch its slightly demented humor. Older kids who grew up on classic board books will love the fun of the parody. And all who appreciate the undead will adore this dashing bloodthirsty gentleman with a wicked sense of humor.
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