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Peeps | Scott Westerfeld
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Last year as college freshman, narrator Cal was infected by exotic goth Morgan with a parasite that caused following girlfriends to become vampire-like ghouls he calls parasite-positives "Peeps". A carrier without symptoms, he hunts his progeny for the centuries old bureaucratic Night Watch. But victims are showing more sanity, pretty human Lacey is pushing his buttons, and her apartment building basement houses fierce hordes of ravening rats, red-eyed cats, and monstrous worms that threaten all. Morgan has the secret to a centuries-old conspiracy and upcoming battle to save the human race.
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Ast_Arslan
Peeps | Scott Westerfeld
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New month, new book!
I'm not really into it for now... 🤷‍♀️ I'll keep going and see, I guess!

Bonus: I hate the cover 😔 I really don't like dolls (I'm pediophobic, so...)

#peeps #scottwesterfeld #horriblecover #vampires #november #tbr #bookshelf

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freeatlast1137
Peeps | Scott Westerfeld
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#two4tuesday @Texreader @TheSpineView

1. I'm more of a fantasy girl, even though now I'm focused on general fiction than anything.

2. Out of the two, I've read more about vampies than werewolves so I would say vampires. My favorite is the Peeps series by Scott Westerfeld, its a different take on vampires.

TheSpineView Thanks for playing! 😊🤩🧛‍♀️❣ 4y
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freeatlast1137
Peeps | Scott Westerfeld
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A very different type of book about vampires. One of my favorite aspects of this book is interwoven between chapters of a story is a comedic, light education of various parasites.

I wish there was a choice between "pick" and "so so".

phantomx I remember reading this book years ago! This one got me into reading Scott Westerfeld 4y
freeatlast1137 @phantomx this is definitely one of his best. I started with the Uglies series but Peeps is what made me want to buy and read all of his books. 😅 4y
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Hooked_on_books
Peeps | Scott Westerfeld
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Pickpick

In this take on a vampire story, “peeps” are “parasite-positive” people. The parasite in question leads to vampire-like behavior. Exempt in carriers, who retain their sanity and have mostly good effects. But something new is afoot which our hero Cal is starting to discover. I thoroughly enjoyed this. It‘s completely entertaining. I‘ll for sure be looking for the next book.

(Just ignore the terrible cover, which doesn‘t work for me at all.)

8little_paws The cover is perfect for a 1997 WB teen drama 5y
Hooked_on_books @8little_paws Yeah, you nailed it. And it doesn‘t fit the book content at all. 5y
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tijqua
Peeps | Scott Westerfeld
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MY ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE TEEN VAMPIRE NOVEL IN ALL OF EXISTENCE - first of all. Secondly, stylistically it‘s completely dope the way Westerfeld combines story and research, fantasy and fact, fiction and essay. Thirdly, parasites. I like learning about parasites.

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Esawdey
Peeps | Scott Westerfeld
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Pickpick

Zombies and parasites. This book made me feel a certain way and I knew, I just knew, zombies were kinda my thing.

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Lauren_reading
Peeps | Scott Westerfeld
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When it's the last day before spring break in kindergarten...Peep Science!!!! The lady at the grocery store gave me a look 😂 #teachersoflitsy

TheWordJar Peep science is the best! Last year we put one each in water, milk, orange juice, and soda to see what would happen. Disgusting results all around! 😂 8y
Lauren_reading @TheWordJar We're waiting on those results! We also microwaved one! 8y
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