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Product details

File Size: 3062 KB

Print Length: 302 pages

Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited

Publisher: Mott Haven Books (October 2, 2014)

Publication Date: October 2, 2014

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B00O4R79V8

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Kids and zombies are a terrible combination. Everyone knows that. This story plows into the topic head-on and spares no details. As a parent, I was deeply upset by a lot of what these kids had to endure, but I found myself rooting for them and feeling proud right alongside them as they survived and accomplished things that would reduce most sane adults to gibbering puddles.The kids read as realistic to me for the most part. They weren't precious and the story didn't sugar-coat anything for them or the reader. Letitia is my hero.I didn't find either of the rape scenes necessary, but they were handled better than some I've seen.Excellent piece of survival horror that pushed past the usual limits of the genre, would recommend to anyone who loves a good zombie survival story. Fellow parents may feel the need to hug their own little ones a lot after reading. I know I will.

Mr. Williams, I have read a lot of horror books in the zombie genre. I can honestly say that this book was the best! Not one of the best, but, the best! Looking at this from a child's view made it hard to put it away to go about everyday life. I could not put it down. You have done an excellent job in writing this book. After this review, I will be checking out the other books on your list. What I also want to know is, will there be a sequel to this one? I would love a sequel. Please, please, please!!!!!Again, thank you for this wonderfully, outstanding read!Best Regard,Veronica Montgomery

Even though I am somewhat new to Zombie Lit, I have read quite a few excellent examples but never have I read one that was so captivatingly original as this. The tag line THE WALKING DEAD MEETS LORD OF THE FLIES is very accurate. Imagine a group of 5 year olds who can handle an ax, gun or stake better than the neon crayons that they love so well and their 9 year old leader who seems to have read THE ART OF WAR while still floating in the womb. They are endearing and terrifying little killing machines far wiser, more efficient and much braver than any hero in any zombie or fictional book that I have ever read! Bless their innocently twisted hearts, they really are the little engine that could!Bravo Mr. Williams!

Wow! A Zombie Apocalypse as seen through the eyes of a young black child. Who would have thunk it? And if you think this is your average light-hearted YA dystopian thriller keep it moving. Because this book is not for the faint of heart. What these children have to endure, to survive after civilization collapses and adults turn on each other is horrifying. This book had me to the point where I could not literally put it down because I wanted to see what happened next to Letitia and her young charges. Some of the passages are so haunting that they will stay with you for days. You will find yourself still rooting for the kids although they lost their humanity in their struggle for survival and the only kid ‘like’ about them is their age. The author does a great job of showing the devolution of the human soul when it’s constantly faced with zombies and other humans that are worse than zombies. The ending leads one to believe there might be sequel coming and I for one hope so.

Very well written, and not your usual zombie story. Don't look for the men in the white hats to come save the day - they aren't in this book. The characters became real people to me. I recommend this book highly. Readers who would not normally pick up a fantasy or horror book will still find the portrayal of humans in a crisis compelling.

If you like horror and you’re looking for something new, this is undoubtedly it. I applaud Williams for the excellent new spin he’s put on the zombie genre. He’s certainly convinced me that in the end, when the apocalypse brings out the worse in adults, it will be the children who save us; that is, if they don’t kill us first. http://aalbc.com/reviews/everything-I-know-about-zombies.html

Well-written; the kind of writing that doesn't draw attention to itself. I read the whole thing in one slow workday. It's a cross between Hunger Games/Lord of the Flies and Zombieland/World War Z. I've been recommending it to all my bookworm friends, as well as the ones that only read thrillers.

I don't much care for zombie stories but just finished reading this one. I keep thinking if Letitia hadn't had her life interrupted by the zombie apocalypse, she would have made an outstanding inner-city middle school English teacher and then eventually a principal? Great character development, plausible (for zombies, anyway!) situations. Makes me want to make sure these kids get to grow up.

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