Author: Darren Shan
Illustrator: Takahiro Arai
Type: Manga
Genres: Horror, Fantasy, Action/Adventure
Age Rating: Teen - LV
Public Libraries - Location Suggestion
The best spot would probably be in your Young Adult collection.
School Libraries - Location Suggestion
Elementary - Not recommended
Jr. High/Middle School - Possibly, it depends on your community
High School - This should do just fine in a high school setting; the rating is for language and violence only.
According to the Publisher - What the Age Rating Means
A “T” rating indicates that there may be content within that some parents or guardians may consider inappropriate for children under the age of 13; LV = Language and Violence
Parental Eyebrow Raisers
Language
- I could not find any language in this volume; that doesn't mean it wasn't there, just that it was too mild for me to notice. Let's assume that there might have been a "hell" or "damn" that escaped me.
Violence/Gore
- A vampire cuts a man's leg in order to drink from him; some blood is shown
- A character does something to the legs of another character; it's not clear what happens, but the boy is knocked to the ground and some spattered blood is shown
- A boy is shown being bitten in the neck by a spider
- A boy dreams of being force-fed blood from a still-beating heart
- A boy is attacked by a man with a club
- A boy digs his (very sharp) fingernails into a man's arm, blood is shown spurting out and dripping down the arm
- A man has his arms bitten off by a wolf-man; this is an incredibly graphic scene with lots of visible blood, flesh and bone
- Two boys are attacked by a wolf-man; one of them is scratched across the arm, the other is caught and eaten; again, this is a fairly graphic scene and there is some blood
- A young vampire cuts a boy's neck and drinks heavily from his blood
Sexuality/Sexual Themes
- One of the minor characters is a very voluptuous woman who is often seen in a revealing outfit