Prom Nights From Hell - Meg Cabot

...somebody to ask her to prom in Will's presence. Only the next morning she gets a phone call of her best friend: Yun Sun, who tells her Will has fallen off the Water tower, while spray painting it with the words: "Frankie, will you go to prom with me?" Frankie now has 2 more wishes left will she use them wisely or not?

I fully enjoyed this one and I'd easily rate this story a 5/5 as it was brilliant! I really want to dip into ...
...to forget.

Prom is in the first chapter, and it talks about her going with some boring person. So She is heading to leave, when she spots this person who she reckons is the hottest guy she's ever seen, only... He attempts to kill her and she only realises a little too late. But what happens after death?

It might seem like I've given the story away but I haven't as her death happens at the start of this story. I was shocked ... more

Right... Well I picked this book off from Amazon; it was exclusively on offer and at only £2.99, so I had to get it. Whether I'm glad I did or not, I don't really know, based on the fact that I bought this book because of the 2 famous names on the book: Meg Cabot and Stephenie Meyer who, inconsequently, happen to be in my top ten authors. However it surprised me, while going through this book that I enjoyed the stories written by the 3 other authors, and disliked Meg Cabot's and Stephenie Meyer's stories the most. So if you asked me if I was glad I bought this book for the same reason I bought it, I would honestly say that I shouldn't have bought it. However there was 3 more stories in that book, and I fully enjoyed them and I shall be looking out for their books to see if I'd enjoy them as well.

There is 5 paranormal stories in this book, so therefore I'm going to do as I usually do, which is write a little review of each story, so they you get a feel for each story, and know whether you would enjoy that story, and therefore it should help you to decide whether or not you want to read this book, after all.

The Exterminator’s Daughter - Meg Cabot.

This story was pretty confusing to start off with, as each chapter didn't add up, and each chapter had a name at the top, which I couldn't understand. After about 3-4 chapter it clicked what I'd done wrong, which was that each chapter is voiced from a different person's perspective. So I started again making sure I didn't make the same mistake twice.

The story worked, but it was full on. Straight away you get introduced to a girl, who is best friends with Adam and Mary (our main characters), happens to be dating a vampire. Adam and Mary are here to kill it, only Adam's there because he fancies his best friend and wants to pull the vampire out of the picture, when Mary wants revenge for the vampire killing her mom (well as good as because her mom is a vampire). Her mom was the ultimate killer for supernatural beings, everybody called her the exterminator. But Mary wants to follow her footsteps and kill the vampire that made her who she is now, so that her mother will be back to normal. But there's a massive problem... Adam's lurking around her wanting to be of help, the problem is, is that his just going to make trouble and she'll have to look after herself and Adam, that's too many, or is it?

I enjoyed this one but it was too fore-frontal, as if we were missing the start and the end. It was like picking up a book from a shelf, sitting down to read it, when all of a sudden you notice the first few chapters at the start and the end have been ripped out. I hope that makes sense.

The Corsage - Lauren Myracle

This was interesting and magical...

This one was about a girl who had fallen in love with a guy called Will. And she wants him to ask her to the prom. So she decides on a trip to the local Fortune teller: Madame Z (I think you'd call it Zee), to try and make Will see that Frankie's the one he has to ask. Only Madame Z doesn't help and it was a waste of money, apart from the fact that Frankie got a free gift of a Corsage that supposedly makes wishes come true. So she asks it for somebody to ask her to prom in Will's presence. Only the next morning she gets a phone call of her best friend: Yun Sun, who tells her Will has fallen off the Water tower, while spray painting it with the words: "Frankie, will you go to prom with me?" Frankie now has 2 more wishes left will she use them wisely or not?

I fully enjoyed this one and I'd easily rate this story a 5/5 as it was brilliant! I really want to dip into her other books so that I could get a read for this book.

Madison Avery and the Dim Reaper - Kim Harrison

This one's a clever little story, but an easy one to forget.

Prom is in the first chapter, and it talks about her going with some boring person. So She is heading to leave, when she spots this person who she reckons is the hottest guy she's ever seen, only... He attempts to kill her and she only realises a little too late. But what happens after death?

It might seem like I've given the story away but I haven't as her death happens at the start of this story. I was shocked by this story and didn't know which way it was going to throw me; this is definitely an author whose works will be dipped into by me!

Kiss and Tell - Michele Jaffe

I loved this one and it was a brilliant twist at the end!

Miranda is a taxi driver. She picks this young girl who is getting everyone and anyone to kiss her, only then she stops off at every fast food restaurant as she'd never tried any of those things. But Miranda can't leave her in the place she was sent to, and is very confused with what she's doing there. She goes to investigates further and finds some up most shocking things

The plot outline was hard for me to type, this story isn't an easy one and I've only touched the surface with my plot-outline but If I told you more it will seem confusing which this one is surely not.

Hell On Earth - Stephenie Meyer

I was looking forward to reading this one, but maybe I was too excited.

Everyone's gone to the prom with the wrong person so there's fight blundering everywhere. there was contradictory along with Guy talks and girl talks, but in the middle of it all is a child in the girl’s bathroom with voodoo dolls...

This one was confusing and felt the same way Meg Cabot's did, as if it was missing a start and an ending, maybe they were maybe they were supposed to be that way, but I can't possibly try to understand.

Overall this is a book to get (in my opinion) it works well and maybe you'd understand the stories I did not. I think most people would enjoy this book, but I should tell you not to read to or give to a child it might not suit them and possibly give them nightmares. This book is only £6.99 but you could easily find it cheaper, I put this book up on Bookcrossing.com if anyone's interested. 

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