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Camps Count (Fictitious character) Dracula Count (Fictitious character) Dracula Juvenile literature Dracula films History and criticism Dracula films History and criticism Juvenile literature Families Picture books Stoker, Bram 1847-1912 Stoker, Bram 1847-1912 Juvenile literature VampiresHigginson, Sheila Sweeny
Summary: "As Drac's family continues to grow, he realizes there will have to be some compromises--especially since his daughter, Mavis, is a vampire, and her husband, Johnny, is a human. But when it comes to his family, Drac always finds a way. He just needs to figure out how to make his new family a monster mash!"--Jacket flap.
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Publisher / Publication Date: Simon Spotlight 2015
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Summary: "From appearances in films and animated features to interpretations as a Muppet and breakfast cereal mascot, Dracula has been the inspiration for many other fictional vampires and is now an established figure in pop culture. Created by Bram Stoker in his 1897 Gothic horror novel, Count Dracula is a nobleman who uses his powers as a vampire to dominate his victims. Even though Dracula didn't...
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Publisher / Publication Date: Penguin Workshop 2020