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This book is interesting because it was told from the perspective of a zombie. There were some funny parts and some strange parts. A zombie will always be a zombie and will eat your brains if it needs to. The main zombie, who goes by a letter R (or something like that) is out on a food finding mission and runs into a group of teenagers. He lets the reader know that he is articulate, even though he can only speak with grunts or broken words and that he has memories of the people whose brains he e
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A little known fact about me is that I am a huge “book to film” geek. All this means is that I am constantly comparing films to the books they’re based on. So after I seen Warm Bodies, I had to read the book. Now normally, I am to chicken to watch zombie films let alone read the books, but there was something about this story that drew me in.
Now if you’re interested in the back story of Warm Bodies, just think every other mainstream zombie story you’ve ever heard. Mass plague engulfs the plane ...more
Now if you’re interested in the back story of Warm Bodies, just think every other mainstream zombie story you’ve ever heard. Mass plague engulfs the plane ...more
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DNF. College was sad intellectual boys having existential crises. This just makes him a zombie, which is very much a sad intellectual boy having an existential crisis metaphor. Not for me. I prefer the movie.
Feb 21, 2013
fabby
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it was amazing
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I love this book I never watched the movie so I don't know why the bad reviews but the story of R and Julie was just inspiring not everything was clean and pretty but it worked
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Not sure if I liked the ending, but this was an interesting read to say the least. And the prose I initially hated turned out to be one of the best parts of the book.
A compassionate zombie. Who knew? A compelling take on brain-suckers. One of the best dystopian romps this year.
Nov 08, 2011
Mia Searles (The Muses Circle)
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Jen
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Kay Dee (what is your storygraph name? mine is in my bio. join me!) Meadows
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Feb 09, 2015
Jelly Beans
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