Nick’s Reviews > Rise of the Corpses > Status Update

Quickly this book has been going by very fast, and the way it describes the setting is a big reason why this book is so interesting. a young boy named Will is the reason this book even exists and without this characters significance and crazy decisions this book would be the daily life of a teenage boy. Running away from the safety of a bush to show himself to an army of 300 corpses to save a girl who tried to kill -

probably because of our similar age. I suggest that this takes a huge a huge role in your relation to the books that you read.

I had talked about this to the class and I will right it too, but usually I'm the type of person who wouldn't necessarily read this type of book. I had picked this book up off of the shelf because I had been late for class and I didn't want to frustrate Mr Johnson but this book has been coming along as one of the better books, that I have read. I think this is because I can relate so well to this teenage character--

In my reading, I noticed that I haven't been getting lost in the book rarely ever, and in past books I have got lost many times even maybe once every ten pages! Ty Drago, the author of my book is a very descriptive writer, I am still trying to find how and why his writing is so descriptive. I also think that the author isn't just being really descriptive. I know that it is also because of the way he made the book --