A shopkeeper is startled when a man named Henry suddenly puts a stack of books infront of him and tells him they contain one of the best-kept secrets of all time: Abraham Lincoln was our countries greatest vampire slayer.

Take a trip down an alternate history story where the endign is the same, but the journey is full of nightmares and monsters.

Everyone. I'd suggest high-school age and above as you have to know a little about Abraham to get the full effect of this book.

It was well-researched and while there were many moments where you roll your eyes, overall it is a great read! Fun, long, and perfect for plane rides.

The eye-roll moments. Of course, I went into the book thinking 'this will be stupid, but whatever...' and now here I am writign a rave review of it, so that should tell you a lot.

Read more about Abraham Lincoln. Luckily, my mother is a history major and she knew a lot about him so I could ask questions and talk to her about the book. It was a lot of fun.

...Sad. We know his life, right? Tragic. Well, the author does not pussyfoot around all that, so you just have to know that parts of this book will be really depressing. Still, there aer other parts where you'll die laughing or cheering so just persevere.

Did a good job on his research. The ending could have been better and the photos were a little stupid, but the writign style is good and the story is interesting.

Because I wanted to hate it and could not.

There are some really slow parts, but do remember that the book covers everythign from Abraham's birth to his death.

This is a good book to read or gift and you're bound to have some fun with it.

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