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A mockumentary of the Zombie World War in book form. I found the form fascinating, even if some of the interviewees come across as a little similar. This was probably exacerbated since I read it as an e-book and couldn't flip back and forth easily to see if the interview was with a recurring character.
Some things were ignored, like, what happened with the nuclear power plants? Left to their own devices they'd have core melts or go boom relatively quickly.
I'm not a great fan of zombie books, but ...more
Some things were ignored, like, what happened with the nuclear power plants? Left to their own devices they'd have core melts or go boom relatively quickly.
I'm not a great fan of zombie books, but ...more
I loved this book. If you enjoy end-of-the-world books (something my dad and I share), you will have a great time with World War Z. For those who enjoy the television series The Walking Dead (I haven't read the books yet, but they're on my list!), you will *definitely* enjoy this book.
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Started reading the book, but just couldn't get into it. A coworker suggested the audio book and I listened to it on my commute and finished it in about 5 days. It was very well read and had me hooked. Can't wait for the movie this summer.
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First off-this ain’t nothing like the movie.
The stronger chapters, to me, are the people survivor chapters. I could do without the chapters about how the military did what and when. Otherwise, it was really good.
Better than the movie
The stronger chapters, to me, are the people survivor chapters. I could do without the chapters about how the military did what and when. Otherwise, it was really good.
Better than the movie
Too many F-bombs for me. Had to quit reading it.
