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Read this book slowly
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Doing a quick cleanse of my pallet before we start September reads, but no better way to start the Ber months than with some cute Halloween kid stories. My favorite here is zombies don‘t eat veggies. Hispanic parents trying to convince their kid that he needs to eat brains when all the kid wants to do is eat veggies, zombie style… Lol. Super cute one about accepting who you are while accepting others for who they are.
I do love a good zombie book. This is YA level book with a self-absorbed teenaged girl (realistic) as the protagonist. Set a few generations after the rise of the zombie, her isolated community that had developed their own theology, rituals, and were taught that they were the only survivors. Our protagonist, selfish and indecisive throughout, senses that this might not be true and longs to see the mythical ocean. She grew on me.
I love how Jonathan Maberry builds complex worlds in his stories that cross over into other series, a la Stephen King. This series pulls in characters from his Rot and Ruin series, as well as his Joe Ledger books. It‘s also clearly the prequel to the Rot and Ruin series, providing the backstory for the genesis of the virus. It‘s unique and science-based, which I like. An action-packed, quasi-plausible zombie apocalypse! What‘s not to like? 🧟♀️
Actual doctor walks reader through the great unknown fictional apocalyptic event: Zombies. Wow! So science is explained on the level of potential infections (of actual body parts!). With concurrent UN documentation, it felt more authentic than your straight up ‘zombie!‘ Because it had science. A+ (my biology grade in Zombiology if taken in high school). ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Gross.....but too gross? There is an impressive amount of information about decomposition in this book in the midst of reanimation of the dead. Friendship, family drama, and mad scientists fill out the rest.
This book was so bad. I wish I had dropped it after 100 pages instead of wasting my time. The whole “I want you, but I can‘t” romance was so repetitive, and I thought this was going to be about ghosts, not zombies…even though they never quite came out and called them that. Bummer dude.