Product DescriptionVlad the Drac wants a holiday, and although there are lots of travel guides around, nothing seems very suitable for a vegetarian vampire. Vlad is disgusted and decides that there is only one solution to the problem - he’ll have to write one himself! What’s more, he’ll take the entire Stone family with him on his travels! New York, London, Paris - where would a nicely brought up vampire like to go for his holidays?Another hilarious adventure with Vlad the Drac, from bestselling author Ann Jungman.From AudioFileLondon, Paris, Amsterdam and New York will never be the same following a visit by the ebullient vegetarian vampire, Vlad, and his guests, the Stone family. Brian Cant's Vlad is appropriately larger-than-life, a thoroughly convincing and unique protagonist, who delights and infuriates us as much as he does his long-suffering fellow travellers. Cant successfully differentiates secondary characters by age, gender and nationality, adding just a touch of parody, which adds to the humor. His experience and skill as a presenter of children's programming greatly enhance this work. He infuses the energy and wit hinted at, but never consummated, by the author and pulls off a performance that will appeal to young audiences. B.M.W. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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Vlad the Drac Goes Travelling
von Ann Jungman
Product DescriptionVlad the Drac wants a holiday, and although there are lots of travel guides around, nothing seems very suitable for a vegetarian vampire. Vlad is disgusted and decides that there is only one solution to the problem - he’ll have to write one himself! What’s more, he’ll take the entire Stone family with him on his travels! New York, London, Paris - where would a nicely brought up vampire like to go for his holidays?Another hilarious adventure with Vlad the Drac, from bestselling author Ann Jungman.From AudioFileLondon, Paris, Amsterdam and New York will never be the same following a visit by the ebullient vegetarian vampire, Vlad, and his guests, the Stone family. Brian Cant's Vlad is appropriately larger-than-life, a thoroughly convincing and unique protagonist, who delights and infuriates us as much as he does his long-suffering fellow travellers. Cant successfully differentiates secondary characters by age, gender and nationality, adding just a touch of parody, which adds to the humor. His experience and skill as a presenter of children's programming greatly enhance this work. He infuses the energy and wit hinted at, but never consummated, by the author and pulls off a performance that will appeal to young audiences. B.M.W. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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