The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead

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The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead

by Max Brooks, Marc Cashman (Narrator)

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The Zombie Survival Guide is your key to survival against the hordes of undead who may be stalking you right now. Fully illustrated and exhaustively comprehensive, this book covers everything you need to know, including how to understand zombie physiology and behavior, the most effective defense tactics and weaponry, ways to outfit your home for a long siege, and how to s...more

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Jul 23, 2007

Antisocialite rated it

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My love for this book is a result of my lack of social skills. Much as I might try to generate conversation with strangers (and, occasionally, among friends) I usually just end up rambling awkwardly until uneasy silence takes over. So, at some point, I started employing zombies. As conversation topics, not servants. Though that would be cool.

"What would we do if we were attacked by zombies right now?" is an excellent way to get to know someone. Their willingness to particip...more

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Jan 17, 2008

Eric rated it

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Recommends it for: The post-apocalyptically curious, horror buffs, those just being introduced to zombies

"Yes Brooks, but what about?" is what I often found myself asking while perusing the Zombie Survival Guide. It's clear it is meant to be humorous. I first went looking for it in non-fiction, and was disappointed to find it in the Humor section. I spared the Barnes and Noble employee a lecture on the dangers of being woefully unprepared for the coming Zombiepocalypse. Brooks went to some trouble to make it appear as if he put plenty of thought and research into this, and that helps make...more"Yes Brooks, but what about?" is what I often found myself asking while perusing the Zombie Survival Guide. It's clear it is meant to be humorous. I first went looking for it in non-fiction, and was disappointed to find it in the Humor section. I spared the Barnes and Noble employee a lecture on the dangers of being woefully unprepared for the coming Zombiepocalypse. Brooks went to some trouble to make it appear as if he put plenty of thought and research into this, and that helps make the tongue-in-cheek tone really stick.
However, he could have done more both for humor's sake and those of us who take this so seriously our families try to medicate us. But what do they know? They'll be the first ones eaten, and I still won't take those pills... Anyway, I digress. He covers a remarkable amount of ground, but nothing really in any great detail. It reads more like an encyclopedia of random "stuff", rather than an actual useful resource. It gives me things to consider, but little usable field information beyond the initial seed idea. Some quips and pop culture references are funny, but we'll see who's laughing when facing a scenario he avoided by saying, "Science cannot explain..."
Areas which I found lacking included group composition and psychology, weaponry, viral epidemiology, and tactical organization. A Level III or higher outbreak requires tough choices I don't remember Brooks being ready to handle in regards to human group dynamics. He acknowledges the difficulties of human psychology, but really doesn't delve into any one of countless areas to address. How best do you deal with children who just slow you down and endanger the group? How do you contend with the fact that, in all likelihood given the stresses of the situation, members of the opposite sex will likely be snogging the daylights out of each other every semi-private moment? That leads to pregnant, and slower, more demanding, and more vulnerable party members. How does a party leader attempt to prevent or deal with the issue if it's too early to repopulate the world? Tough question, and one Brooks doesn't address that I remember.
Also the weaponry section is terribly lacking in specifics. Brooks does do something right in stressing hiding and stealth throughout, but when you have to fight, he only discusses a few ideas for arming yourself. What I REALLY think the book could have used was a region-specific common chambering guide. In former NATO-countries, even though the AR-15 or M-16 and variants may be lacking in reliability and zombie-clubbing prowess to the chunkier Kalashnikov and SKS variants, one hardly wants to find oneself carrying a 7.62 in a 5.56 world. Choose a regional weapon based on the ammunition you are likely to find available issued to your local police, military, and paramilitary forces. A large, convenient table would have been a nice addition. A discussion of crossbow draw-strength versus range to give people an idea what they'd have to contend with, but worth it given the excellence of the weapon as a silent, reusable option, would also have been nice.
I still feel I understand precious little about the virus itself. I wouldn't consider this an issue except for the implied knowledge Brooks has through his statements, discussion, and supposed historical outbreaks he mentions. Share more! How do we protect ourselves? Is there a practical way to intervene? What are the hazards and best ways to protect group members during what he refers to as "clean-up" following a battle? What are the possibilities and repercussions of mutation, considering this IS a virus, after all.
I won't get into the tactical sections other than to say most of his suggestions would require people so battle-hardened, cool, intelligent, and collected they would likely be able to develop better plans on the fly. This they would almost certainly have to do, given the changing nature of all battlefields, much less ones with very difficult undead enemies. Instead of trying to paint unrealistic scenarios, just cut these chapters short by saying, "Find fearless tactical geniuses, and go kill with them."
Don't get me wrong, I liked the book. He raises and discusses an issue few people are taking seriously enough. He glances over some good points. And he's somewhat funny in parts. He tries to deliver a compact but useful guide covering an entire world's worth of issues. However, the most damning thing I can say about the Guide is that, when the undead rise, the book is not something that will be in my pack when I start running. I would much rather save the valuable weight and space for a region-specific weapons guide, field first-aid manual, resource for local flora and fauna, or even just an extra few iodine tablets or strips of beef jerky.

P.S.- Yes, I get the joke. Do you get mine?(less)

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Malbon Oh boy, I got the joke. And you did splendidly. There's a kind of Inception thing happening here - a joke pretending to be serious inside a joke prete...more
Dec 02, 2011 11:42am

Logan I got the joke too, partly from looking, but realised it fully when I looked at Malbon's comment. Very well done sir. I agree with Brook's very limite...more
Feb 09, 2012 03:29pm

Nov 23, 2008

HappyHippo rated it

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Recommends it for: Zombie Nuts and Leli a.k.a Layli :-p

Recommended to HappyHippo by: Jendral Pantouw

Shelves: book-that-make-me-laugh, fantasy, fiksi, all-time-favorit

Buku ini ternyata secara tak terduga sukses menyalip ditikungan si Becky yang lagi belanja dan petualangan William of Baskerville di sebuah biara Benediktian. Oke, ada yang udah nonton film2nya Leslie Nielsen? itu tuh, aki2 ubanan yang maen di film parodi Dracula, trilogi Naked Gun, Airplane, Scary Movie dll. Gayanya khas banget, dia ngelawak dengan gaya yang serius, seakan-akan dia tidak sadar kalo lagi ngelawak dan gak sadar kalo penonton tertawa terbahak-bahak. Nah seperti itulah Max Brooks m...more

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Dec 09, 2007

Jon rated it

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Max Brooks is a crazy man.

On the surface, this book functions as humor. What to do when zombies take over, that's fun, right?

What becomes obvious once you start reading it is that Brooks spent a lot of time thinking very seriously about this. And that's funny too. Part of what makes this book great is how humorless it is, even though you will find it in the humor section at the book store.

The more you read, the more you realize that Brooks has a very specific...more

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Aug 17, 2007

Evan rated it

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Recommends it for: zombie nerds

I find this book to be woefully under-researched as a survival guide, and I fear that it will only lead to more deaths at the hands of the zombie menace. Particularly irksome to me was the weapons section in which he claims that single handed swords lack the power to break through skulls and that katanas should be the first sword of choice because they are light; both of these claims blatantly disregard the benefits of Western weaponry. He also claims that halberds are a waste of time and that...more

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Aug 18, 2011

Gloria Mundi rated it

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Shelves: 21st-century, zombies-rise-of-the-evil-dead

The End of The World. Predicted, feared and keenly awaited by certain elements throughout human history. But the Big Bad that will swiftly dispatch us all to hell in a handbasket remains hotly debated. Nuclear war, comets and asteroids, the sun going nova, God smiting us, the large hard-on collider creating a black whole etc. etc. are all potential causes. So why not zombies. You know it makes sense.

So, if you want to survive the rising of the eeeeevil dead, you need to follow the fo...more

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Oct 17, 2007

Josh rated it

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Recommends it for: You, if you want to live

If you’ve ever fantasized about being the last person on Earth, barricaded in some remote makeshift fortress against an unnamable evil that even now encroaches your perimeter … well, maybe you’re the kind of person that should keep this book on their nightstand.

The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks (yes, son of Mel Brooks and Ann Bancroft) is strangely informative and darkly satirical. Brooks writes with his tongue planted so firmly in his check that he risks a nasty bruise. I he...moreIf you’ve ever fantasized about being the last person on Earth, barricaded in some remote makeshift fortress against an unnamable evil that even now encroaches your perimeter … well, maybe you’re the kind of person that should keep this book on their nightstand.

The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks (yes, son of Mel Brooks and Ann Bancroft) is strangely informative and darkly satirical. Brooks writes with his tongue planted so firmly in his check that he risks a nasty bruise. I hesitate to even call the book a satire, since nowhere between the covers is a single joke. Not once while reading is there a hint of laughter. It takes itself deadly serious – and that’s what’s so funny.

But to explain why The Zombie Survival Guide is more to me than merely a plotless procedural on the dos and don’ts of undead apocalypse, I’ll have to tell you a bit about my own experience with these flesh-eating corpses.

The first time I saw a zombie was probably around the age of ten, when I accompanied my dad to a poker game. As the adults played, we kids were cordoned off into the TV room where we usually popped in a video and zoned out until our parents were broke enough to want to head home. On this particular night the movie was Return of the Living Dead. I honestly don’t recall being so scared in my entire life. The experience lingered with me for years. Now older and wiser, I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I may have been emotionally scarred by such a silly, campy flick, but I was already something of a twitchy kid, and thereafter, the dark corners of our house grew a little darker, feelings of being watched a little more intense, and the eyes printed on the covers of magazines would watch me from their racks as I passed by. If the zombies’ goal was to get my brain, they certainly succeeded.

As with most childhood fears, I grew out of it. But years later, around the time I graduated college, the Zombie took on a whole new meaning for me. For some reason I’ve yet to pin down, flesh-eating ghouls began invading my dreams. Before, my stress induced REM involved having my ability to run or lift or push impeded by an unseen force - typical Freudian stuff – but now I found myself hunted by throngs of the dead.

It’s a lot like that classic nightmare of delivering an important speech in front of a large audience of peers only to realize you’re naked … and that your audience is trying to eat you.

Terrifying though the dreams may be, upon waking up I think they’re fantastic. I’ve come up with story scenarios in my sleep I would never have imagined while awake. Just the same, some weeks the dreams make sleep difficult. (In fact, what prompted me to write this review so long after having read the book was a dream last night where I was trapped in a barn while the reanimated bodies of the farmer and his family banged on the doors outside).

Since drawn to Zombie fiction, I picked up a copy of The Zombie Survival Guide and was enthralled by the academic delivery on what weapons to use, what environments to seek or avoid, and the history of the walking dead. The dreams, surprisingly, started to subside or, when they did occur, were more controllable.

While the idea of fighting zombies is an enticing fantasy to most of us, we still know that they do not exist. At night, however, these creatures are as real to me as anything else. In these situations, The Zombie Survival Guide is more than a fun exercise in what-ifs, it becomes practical, useful information.

Thanks, Max.
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Jan 03, 2011

Spencer rated it

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Recommends it for: Zombie zombies. Fans of the Boy Scout Manual.

It's a funny coincidence that I'm probably going to get killed by an angry, mindless mob for saying this, but allow me to be the only one with the guts to say that The Zombie Survival Guide is hugely overrated. As others have suggested, the angle is supposed to be that this is a fact-based, real-world take on what to do when the dead finally rise, but Brooks breaks out the "science still can't explain" card way too often for his premise to really work. Which is problematic because whil...more

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Nov 01, 2011

Anzu ZombieHazard rated it

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Recommends it for: everyone!

Shelves: my-pretties, misc, rotten-stinky-walking-dead, humor, horror, wishlist, my-reviews

*updated 01 Nov 2011*

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Yes! I’m mastering the zombie language! If you don’t know what that means you’re in deep sh*t. You might want to get some books and start learning a few things..

Every person on the planet should own this book; you can never know when the next attack is going to be.

To do list:
• buy a machete
• buy an M1 Carbine
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Jul 17, 2008

Trin rated it

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Shelves: horror, american-lit, apocafic

There seems to be some disagreement as to whether this is a humor or a horror book. It was marketed as the former, but I actually think it’s more effective as the latter. If it’s a humor book, it’s strictly one-note—survival guides expect you to be ridiculously over-prepared, haha! As a horror book—even keeping in mind its goofier moments—it really gets under your skin, makes you reassess your surroundings and your safety in ways, I think, few monster stories do.

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Jul 06, 2008

Eliza rated it

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Recommends it for: those unprepared for the zombie menace.

I started this book because I read World War Z and enjoyed it, for some value of enjoyed which also includes being seriously freaked out. This book further cemented my freaked-outedness. I now recognise that my home is inadequate protection against the zombie menace, that not only do I not have any sort of weapon handy which could decapitate without putting me in harm's way but even if I did I would have no skills to use it, and that I am not fully prepared for even a level-1 situation were it t...more

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Aug 21, 2007

icebox added it · review of another edition

Recommends it for: nobody

Shelves: lost-interest

Okay, so I'll be honest. I started reading this book. I got about 10 pages in. Most people would say, "Hey, thats not far enough to know if this book is good or not" but I disagree. In the first 10 pages, not only was I able to discover how completely contradicting this book was, but I was also able to realize how familiar this story was. In my opinion, it seems as though Max Brooks compaired the Zombie virus to the AIDS virus. The only difference being the name of the virus. I am in n...more

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Feb 19, 2009

Belinda rated it

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Shelves: braincandy, contempopop, howto, kindle, sci-fi, spooky

I am woefully underprepared for the zombie apocalypse. If you have a suitable fortress and/or roving group that I can join, please let me know. I can dress out game and make soap. You know you'll be wanting food and soap, right? Let's talk.

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Jul 05, 2007

Rae Walker rated it

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Recommends it for: Survival Nerds (and they do exist).

The Zombie Survival Guide is entirely based on the premise of 'Zombie attacks, both massive and individual, are highly plausable. Here is how you survive.'

This is a wonderful premise. It is a wonderful book. Because of this book, I feel that I have a better chance of surviving a zombie attack if/when it does occur.

If you want to be in my roving troupe of refugees then there will be some required reading and this book will be on the list. Also, don't think you can read thi...more

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Nov 11, 2007

GUS BUS! rated it

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Recommends it for: Those that need protection from the undead

This is a great book to have when you are suddenly overrun by zombies. It details every supplie and every weapon you will need to survive. It has where you should go and other survival tips if you ever come across and undead army.

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Oct 23, 2008

Gareth rated it

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Recommends it for: anybody who's interested from surviving a zombie attack

This was a funny book, the author really spent too much time thinking about how to survive a zombie outbreak. It's fun to read if you're interested in that kind of thing.

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Apr 17, 2008

Robert rated it

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Possibly the most important book I've ever read. Now, when the zombie apocalypse comes, I know what steps to take to survive. Do you?

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Sep 14, 2009

Radha rated it

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I had multiple zombie dreams while reading this book. I had one dream where my cat turned into a zombie and then there were these albino zombie ferrets that walked on their hind legs and there were zombie rats that I had to kill by smashing their head with a hammer and then one of the people I was with stuck a skewer through one of the heads of a zombie rat and then blood splattered into my mouth when they pulled it out and I was about to spit the blood out of my mouth when I think I woke mysel...more

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Jul 28, 2008

Cooperglocker rated it

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Recommends it for: Anybody who doesn't shamble, moan, groan, or seek brains.

Recommended to Cooperglocker by: My fiancee

Hilarious, yet strangely believable.

I'm not exactly going to run out and get plate armor and swords, but it sounds fun!

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Jul 20, 2011

Zerf rated it

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Le "Guide de survie en territoire zombie" de Max Brooks est un livre sur lequel j'avais pas mal d'attentes...
On m'en avait dit que du bien, ça traite d'un sujet qui m'intéresse et ça semblait décalé.. (Notamment avec l'annotation sur la quatrième de couverture : "Ce livre peut vous sauver la vie".)

Ce livre qui au premier abord semble donc humoristique, ne l'est en fait pas du tout. Certains diront que le côté humoristique de ce livre se retrouve dans le séri...more

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Jul 05, 2010

Mike (the Paladin) rated it

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Having learned how to survive a horror movie (see my review of that book for further details) I set out to arm myself against other supernatural, unnatural, undead, and other threats.

This will be an invaluable resource in the case of Zombie infestation and plague (they seem to be spreading from what I can tell). The whole "zombie plague" thing seems to have been unheard of before video games it seems to me. Now what with "World-War Z", Resident Evil....The Evil de...more

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Feb 15, 2009

Bettie rated it

Shelves: fraudio, fantasy, boo-scary, amusing

We've been having fun with this insomuch as zombies, apparently, don't jump. So future stuga visitors will be asked the question "do you, erm, play netball at all". If there is a failure to answer in the affirmative we will, as a family body, exit rather promptly.

It's rather fun to have 'Thriller' as low background noise during the Voodoo Zombie chapter. One good piece of advice is this ... heads that have been severed from their bodies can still bite one to death so get yo...more

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Jul 15, 2007

Megan rated it

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Shelves: horrorthriller

I know this book is listed as humor, but I am not completely convinced that zombies couldn't happen...it seems logical for some reason, that some disease could reanimate the dead. It is one of the few things in the horror genre that actually really scares me. I have had not a few nightmares about this and have a great fondness for Shaun of the Dead.
This book basically lays it out like it is a possibility. He is very very thorough--so much so that I wondered if maybe he was some nut wh...more

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Nov 04, 2009

Philip rated it

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Shelves: non-fiction

*edit* I was just looking over the New York Times Bestseller List and found that this book is in the top five for paperback nonfiction. Well, I guess I'm really glad I read it after all.

This book was complete. While it's quick to point out that I'm still not an expert at disposing the undead, I'm well (and I mean WELL) on my way.

This is the kind of book that's good to have out on a coffee table as a conversation starter. I don't recommend reading it the wh...more

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Nov 01, 2011

Calvinw10201 rated it

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An excellent book with tons of useful information. I've been preparing myself for the worst. Brooks uses a dark sense of comedy as well as historic facts to illustrate concepts described in his book. Also, the scarce placement of pictures conveys the concepts described as well as gives the reader something to laugh at. A must read for all members of Z.A.R.T. (zombie apocalypse response teams)
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May 20, 2007

Sarah rated it

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Recommends it for: Anyone who wants to survive the coming zombie apocalypse

Something called "The Zombie Survival Guide" could easily be written as a joke, but Max Brooks is dead serious (un-dead serious, maybe? HA I amuse myself so easily). Covering everything from the best zombie-fighting weapons to trouble spots to avoid to the best hideouts, this is probably the most comprehensive guide ever written about zombie-fighting. It's written like a reference guide, but it's actually a great read, and I bet you'll find something that will stick in your mind and sa...more

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Dec 01, 2010

Josh Cummins rated it

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So far this book has been amazing, it has really opened my eyes to the posibility of zombies excisting. Also it has an amazing amount of convincing facts of which really helped me in my book i am currently writing which is also zombie based. I can't wait until another one of my friends reads this, it will be awesome to talk about. My favorite part so far has been about the weapons to use in a zombie invasion. I highly recomend this book for anyone interested in science fiction books or conspirac...more

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Aug 09, 2011

Jesus added it · review of another edition

Compré este libro en plena locura de la gripe A... por si acaso, uno nunca sabe lo que los Gobiernos nos ocultan. Y este caso parecía encajar con un misterioso brote de 'algo'. Al final, quedó en nada, tan sólo la alarma social creada por los Gobiernos alimentada y exacerbada por unos medios de comunicación histéricos. ¿Y si se hubiera tratado de un brote zombi real? ¿Y si nos mentían diciendo que era gripe A para que no cundiera un pánico aún mayor al tratarse de muertos andantes? Yo no habría ...more

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Jan 11, 2009

Thermalsatsuma rated it

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Shelves: book-a-week-2009

There's a game that we play in this house, and I imagine that most of you will have played something similar, where we talk about our plans for a zombie apocalypse. We discuss our options for safe hideouts, preferred weaponry, sources of food and water and long term escape plans. For the record, I would go for the local Costcutter supermarket (solid, defensible structure, well supplied), weapons of choice would be my Paul Chen katana (good for decapitation) and sais (close combat, last resort) a...more

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Jul 14, 2008

Dean rated it

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The Zombie Survival Guide is wonderfull. After having to read badly written Manuals in the Military, I was laughing out loud at some of the stuff in this book..not because the book is funny but because it's a lot like some of the Training Manuals the Military Puts out.
Max Brooks (Son of Mel) has written an excellent book and it shows that it's well thought out.
If you have not read this,give it a go..it would make great gifts for christmas even to non readers.
A good accompanymen...more

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