Well, we all seem to know the story of Dracula through the Hammer Horror films or other versions that Hollywood has created, but I was interested in reading the true version of Dracula that Bram Stoker created.

Although I wouldn't call this a 'nice' book, it certainly was a good read. The pace of the story is exciting and thrilling from beginning to end. The only problem is that I was planning to visit Transylvannia next year; now, having read the book, I'm not sure I will have the courage for fear of encountering earth-filled boxes, wolves, or worse. Rem: if you go, do remember to pack the wreaths of garlic flowers.

I am sending this book onto a friend in Walthamstow. Hopefully, he will enjoy the book and will re-release the book into the wild.

Well, he read the book but was too shy to do the bookcrossing bit, so I've had to release the book into the wild on his behalf.

RELEASE NOTES:

I left the book on the shelf in the telephone box on Fetter Lane.