World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War in The Walking Read - A group for zombies and post-apoc fiction

Jan 08, 2016 Sinisa Mikasinovic rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

If not for the unfortunate requirements of a human body to eat and sleep, I'd run through this book like a bullet through a zombie brain.
I have no idea what made me delay reading it for so long, but I finally did it. My only regret is I didn't do it sooner.

Had a lot to do, so I picked up the audiobook (I know, I know!). It was a blessing in disguise.
I was more than pleasantly surprised to hear it was narrated by a full cast! Oh, so hyped up! You don't get to read such a book every day. Even amat ...more

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Sep 15, 2013 Karl Pendlebury rated it really liked it

I heard about this book a long time ago and had it on my to-read list... then when I found out it was being made into a movie, it jumped straight to the top of that list. (i hate the movie spoiling a book for me... luckily, I thought the movie wasn't bad.. and it was different enough from the book to not affect my opinions on either)

I am a major zombie geek... anything with zombies, i LOVE. I guess it started when I was a child and was allowed to watch "scary movies" from the age of 3.... (naugh ...more

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Jul 31, 2016 Gregory rated it it was amazing

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After going through my books trying to get ready to box them up and move I came across this book again and realized how much I enjoyed it the first time. I decided to give it a go once again and I enjoyed it just as much.

I really enjoy zombie books such as these that actually go into great depths in regards to the world and how it functions around a zombie uprising. So many other books just focus on the personal dramas surrounding the main characters and ignore how the world changes. I read this ...more

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