World War Z is not about zombies...not really. It is more about humankind, about its societies, about its military, about its struggle - about its people. The book consists of stories told in retrospect by individuals who survived. They tell their stories and with it the story of the "Zombie War". T...
*Book source ~ Local library Narration Rating ~ 5 bites out of 5 An interviewer documents the many stories of what people were doing when the Zombie War broke out. Guest reviewers: A ~ my 16-year-old daughter T ~ my 14-year-old son K ~ my 13-year-old son T said it was stupendously boring and...
Very good book. I loved the way it was written and the way it was multiple stories from different people and what they saw.Really enjoyed it.Never judge a book by it's movie.
So much better than the movie! And did I miss something? The book zombies are not super fast or strong, nor can I recall the vaccine scenario being in the book or understand why the movie went with that when there are much more interesting scenarios. A fun read, and I can imagine it making a great s...
This is a bit hard to rate, because in a very real way, this book is not a cohesive novel, it's a collection of short stories. And just like in any collection of short stories, I'm going to have some I like, some I love, some I hate and some I just don't care about. So it is here. Some of the tales ...
(Again, I don't know how to search for a specific edition here. I read the Crown hardback). I'm sure I don't have to tell you about Max Brooks' World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War. Any zombie fan is going to already have read it since it came out in 2006 (wow…seven years ago?) and this...
Everyone seems to love and adore this book but I have to admit it pretty much bored me from beginning to end. I am either burned out, have no taste at all or have lost all interest in what everyone else finds fascinating. I realize it's probably a case of #2 and I'm perfectly okay with that. If you ...
I don't go to the movies very often, because where I live is halfway up a mountain in Norway and its a long drive to the local town and nearest cinema, but this summer I was lucky enough to take a vacation in California, where cinemas are plentiful. Me and Mr Bookivorous saw several films, and in Sa...
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