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Original Title:	Zom-B
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Zom-B #1
Setting:	London, England(United Kingdom)

Zom-B (Zom-B #1) Hardcover | Pages: 217 pages

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Zom-B is a radical new series about a zombie apocalypse, told in the first person by one of its victims. The series combines classic Shan action with a fiendishly twisting plot and hard-hitting and thought-provoking moral questions dealing with racism, abuse of power and more. This is challenging material, which will captivate existing Shan fans and bring in many new ones. As Darren says, "It's a big, sprawling, vicious tale...a grisly piece of escapism, and a barbed look at the world in which we live. Each book in the series is short, fast-paced and bloody. A high body-count is guaranteed!"

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Title	:	Zom-B (Zom-B #1)
Author	:	Darren Shan
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 217 pages
Published	:	September 27th 2012 by Simon & Schuster (first published January 1st 2012)
Categories	:	Horror. Zombies. Young Adult. Fiction

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Ratings: 3.57 From 7262 Users | 1145 Reviews

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I will not review this. It is impossible not to give anything away. This book is amazing, nail-biting, UNBELIEVABLE! Read it ASAPUpdate:I'm reading other people's thoughts about this book and I'm looking at negative reviews. I'm just shocked at the 1 stars! Not because I loved this book, but because of the reason they rated it so low!Everyone hates this book because B is racist! WHAT? That's the point, Darren Shan creates a story where you're supposed to HATE the "protagonist". Someone please

This read referenced racism a little too much and, in all honesty, I don't know if I'd want my kid to read it. The main character's parents were (overstating, but not by much) subscribers to the KKK's mailing list and were really bad influences for any child. The mother was abused talked to like an idiot. The father was an abuser and all-around asshat. I just didn't see the light in any of them. The MC even questions his own view on anyone who isn't white. He's also a thief and is not ashamed to



After seeing the cover and liking it, I was quite enthused to read it to read a book about zombies, Darren Shan-style, from the master of horror. I havent read any of Darren Shans previous works; this was my first. But I do know many, including Amber, devour and love anything he writes so I was expecting something spectacular and horrific from Zom-B. I havent read many zombie-centric books lately, so Zom-B was the first for a while (Andrew Fukudas The Hunt could count though but thats

Zombies! Took so long for them to show up I forgot what the book was about.

This book was a freaking whirlwind of insane zombie activity. Now I have to admit the beginning of the book got me really started. But then it got kind of boring. The life and story of B, a week before the zombie attacks actually occur in London. Is it weird, that I think that this book is refreshing in the sense that it's different from other zombie books, because of the racism? I mean, you don't get that many people who like writing about racism like this. If you haven't read Warm Bodies

Chosen for an easier read after a few longer books. Fit the bill and an interesting enough book for all that.Definitely at the level of its age target but still manages to balance a bit of action and nastiness with a bit of a moral message and character set up.