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Zombies for Zombies - the Play and Werk Buk: The World's Bestselling Inactivity Guide for the Living Dead

The Best Games Ever for Your Brainz!
(for thinkin', not eatin') Just when you thought brains couldn't get any more appealing, Zombies for Zombies―The Play & Werk Buk gives you, a recently turned zombie, a treasure trove of new ways to maximize your QScale and minimize your capacity to groan. This illustrated buk is packed with games, puzzles, stories, quizzes, and other fun ways to embrace and improve your new zombie life. Where else can you find in one Solid advice from "Ask the Screaming Man" "The Recent Adventures of Li'l Doofus and Diligent" "Jamble"―that pain-in-the-ass scrambled word game Thinky thingz that could make yer hed herty Two pages of paper dolls. ('Nuff said!) Werd surches and crozzwerdz gamez The continuing antics of "The Dead Bear Family" A coloring placemat/menu from Cap'n Ash's Seafood A special message from President Dutch Bingo By werking this buk, you'll never end up being part of THE HORDE. About the Author David P. Murphy is a guy who, apparently, spends an excessive amount of quality time thinking and writing about zombies. He obtained his Ph.Z. from the prestigious Port-Au-Prince Capon Academy, and currently can be seen shambling about Omaha where he closely guards his brains. Please visit www.davidpmurphy.com.

192 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2010

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January 14, 2011
This was a very enjoyable book and the first review copy I've received because of my Zombie Parent's Guide blog (at here). A full review will go up there in a couple of days. I will update here with a link. Here's a preview:

The book reads like a "For Dummies" mashed up with "Highlights" magazine and "Mad" magazine: it contains puzzles, word games, fake ads for zombie products, short stories, and other entertaining tidbits. It is very enjoyable, light reading, though not appropriate for kids (mature teens and up are the right audience).

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