Eleventh Grade Burns

Chronicles of Vladimir Tod: Eleventh Grade Burns

Book Cover
Author Zac Brewer
Cover artist Jason Henry
Country United States
Language English
Series Chronicles of Vladimir Tod (Book 4)
Genre Fantasy Fiction
Publisher Speak
Publication date
February 9, 2010
Media type Print (hardcover, paperback) Audio Book
Pages 320
ISBN 978-0-525-42243-3
Preceded by Tenth Grade Bleeds
Followed by Twelfth Grade Kills

The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod: Eleventh Grade Burns, by Zac Brewer, is the fourth book in the Chronicles of Vladimir Tod series.[1][2] The book was published on February 9, 2010.

Summary

Joss returns to Bathory, to finish the job he started during freshman year. When Vlad finds out Joss is returning, Vlad talks to his uncle, Otis, about not killing Joss because he still thinks of Joss as a friend. On the last day of summer multiple vampires come to Vlad's house to celebrate Otis's life. That's when Vlad meets Cratus, Dorian and several other unnamed vampires. Vlad finds out that Dorian has a taste for vampire blood. During this event we learn that D'Ablo got on the council of elders. At the end of the first day of school Vlad learns from Otis that Vikas will teach Vlad all he knows about the Slayer Society, and until Vlad is proficient, he is still required to do his homework.

On the fifth day of school, Eddie Poe pays the school bullies to bring Vlad to him after school. The bullies duct tape Vlad to a tree and Eddie puts a necklace of garlic around his neck. Eddie then cuts open his hand with a knife to see if Vlad is a vampire. Joss shows up and takes the garlic off of Vlad's neck. Eddie is spared when Henry shows up and convinces Vlad to wait until not as many people can see them fighting. Vikas tells Vlad a story about how his best friend betrayed him. Vlad finds out that Dorian knows everyone's secrets that he encounters, but he never shares them.[3]

On October 31, Vlad and Henry go to the Crypt for a vampire Halloween party. Henry dresses up but Vlad does not, since he only plans on feeding from Snow. Vikas is poisoned by someone so Vlad doesn't have lessons that day.[4] Vlad wrongly exacts revenge on Joss without killing him; he breaks Joss' arm and beats him up. Vlad also finds out that they have been invited to Thanksgiving dinner at the McMillan's. Vlad is nearly killed by D'Ablo [5] but Vlad breaks the sacrificial blade that D'Ablo tried to kill him with, off in D'Ablo's body.[6] Vlad goes to the winter dance with Snow. Vlad and Otis go to New York for Otis's pre-trial. The pre-trial and the trial are held in the secret room of The V-Bar.

On December 31, Tristian is killed by someone who wants to get at the Vampires of Bathory. Eddie Poe ends up writing an article about Vlad being a vampire. After this, Vlad skips school for several days with the intent of never going to school again. During Vlad's last lesson by Vikas, he moves as Vikas and Otis have never seen any vampire move before. Dorian allows Vlad to ask several questions about the prophecy. He finds out that he will rule over Vampire kind out of necessity and he will enslave the Human race out of charity.

Vlad and Otis go back to New York to have Otis's trial but it ends up that he is acquitted. Vlad is then put on trial for destroying D'Ablo's hand and for revealing his true nature to humans, without having a pre-trial. Joss shows up outside of Freedom Fest and kills Dorian by accident. Vlad starts to fight him off almost killing him with one last hit, but then somebody shows up at the fight and tells him to stop. The last word of the book is "Dad?".

Main Characters

Terminology

The nine oldest living vampires

See also

Notes

  1. http://www.amazon.com/Eleventh-Grade-Burns-Chronicles-Vladimir/dp/0525422439
  2. http://us.penguingroup.com/nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,9780525422433,00.html
  3. Brewer, p. 137
  4. Brewer, p. 153
  5. Brewer, p. 164
  6. Brewer, p. 165
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