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Title	:	Prom Nights from Hell (Short Stories from Hell)
Author	:	Meg Cabot
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 304 pages
Published	:	April 24th 2007 by HarperTeen
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Short Stories. Romance. Vampires

Prom Nights from Hell (Short Stories from Hell)

Meg Cabot

Paperback | Pages: 304 pages

Rating: 3.27 | 18194 Users | 1208 Reviews

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In this exciting collection, bestselling authors Meg Cabot (How to Be Popular), Kim Harrison (A Fistful of Charms), Michele Jaffe (Bad Kitty), Stephenie Meyer (Twilight), and Lauren Myracle (ttyl) take bad prom nights to a whole new level--a paranormally bad level. Wardrobe malfunctions and two left feet don't hold a candle to discovering your date is the Grim Reaper--and he isn't here to tell you how hot you look. From angels fighting demons to a creepy take on getting what you wish for, these five stories will entertain better than any DJ in a bad tux. No corsage or limo rental necessary. Just good, scary fun.

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Original Title:	Prom Nights from Hell
ISBN:	0061253103 (ISBN13: 9780061253102)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Short Stories from Hell, Madison Avery #0.5 - Madison Avery and the Dim
Characters:	Madison Avery, Josh Daniels, Seth (Kairos)

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The Exterminator's Daughter: Whoa, can you say unsuspenseful?! Meg Cabot, if you can't write a story with an actual problem, just don't write in a book called Prom Nights from Hell! And the plot was so recycled. Girl has a problem, girl is a tough girl, guy gets involved, nothing seems like it will work out, voila it does. Sooo expected. And at the end, they're all like "oh, Dracula, no big deal now I'm in love!". And I thought other Meg books were bad! (no offense to Avalon High)The Corsage:

"Prom Nights from Hell" (yet another of my book bazaar finds) had five short stories from five different authors. I'm often hesitant to buy a collection like this because it tends to 1) end too abruptly, leaving you wondering what the heck will happen next or 2) is a novella connected to an on-going series by the author. Still, I went ahead and bought the book, anchoring my hopes on the names of Meg Cabot and Stephenie Meyer.Of the five shorts, my favorite was Michelle Jaffe's "Kiss and Tell".

First of all, let me say that I hate prom!! so it may affect my liking for this book (just a little bit.)I bought this book at a sale and I immediately bought it because of the 'big' authors that I love/like. However, I should've expected that since this book is different from what they usually write. I will be serve a different dish that I didn't want to be serve.What I like about short stories is you can see a glimpse of what the author's usual plot like in Meg Cabot's story, there's always an

Rereading this for the first time since I first read it back in 2008(oh my god time..it has a way of.. flying) I cant remember reading the last four stories simply the first two, maybe the second stories scared me too much? I read four out of five stories this time, wasent interested in the last one.I think I liked Michele jaffes most.

ok well this book had interesting stories! I like the last two better than all of them.Meg Cabot starts off the collection with THE EXTERMINATOR'S DAUGHTER. When Mary shows up at Swig, an exclusive VIP club in Manhattan, it's not to socialize. She's on a mission to take out Sebastian Drake -- and by take out, I mean kill him with a crossbow. But when Adam, a fellow student at Saint Eligius, takes his own potshots at the dreaded Sebastian, things get a lot more interesting. this one was meeeh.

I bought this book on impulse years ago because it has stories written by some of my favorite authors (at that time). The book looked interesting enough, and I thought why not give it a try. (Ok I lied, it was because my 14-year old self was obsessed with Twilight and wanted to read more of Stephenie Meyer's work).Here's my review of a book that contains five short stories by famous and up-and-coming authors when Stephenie Meyer rules the bestseller list. *drum rolls* The Exterminator's Daughter

Hell to the fucking no