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It's short and written as simple as possible. The author was meticulous with words used to tell the story. It touched on themes of motherhood, physical bonds, healing and, of course, survival so you can expect there'll be drama. I find some parts a bit funny—just ridiculous moments that portray how human we still can be during a zombie apocalypse. Overall, it's quite the contemplative read.
Christmas gift shopping done ✅
Christmas gift wrapping started ✅
Christmas cards written, envelopes addressed & stamped ✅
Found an amazing Christmas themed ambiance YouTube channel and am now enjoying some downtime with a good Christmas book ✅✅✅
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The zombie apocalypse has begun! You have an SUV and a baseball bat. Where are you going first?
pickA festive title by Christopher Moore, filled with the adult humor and fast-paced chaos that seem typical for his work. It was fun and something a bit different to celebrate the holiday season with compared to the titles in the more typical holiday romance or Christian fiction genres. It‘s a story about a truly unintelligent angel on a mission to make a child‘s Christmas miracle come true.
“Your balls, Mr Darcy?” He reached out and closed her hand around them, and offered, “They belong to you, Miss Bennet.”
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
I almost died when I read this 😂
“ forty-two days ago, I was a regular Jack Sullivan yes, living in an uneventful life in the uninteresting town of Wakefield.”
This is a book that I would encourage for older reluctant readers to get them engaged in a book. However, it is not one that I would do a full classroom lesson on just because it is a graphic novel, which is hard to read and a classroom setting.
