from pandalovesyou

I enjoyed this book a lot for my first ever zombie genre book. I don't typically like zombie movies because they tend to be predictable, but this book was entertaining from beginning to end. I felt that a lot of the action was left for the very end and maybe there could have been a tad bit more b...

from elwood_mom

"This Is Not A Test" isn't really a zombie novel. It's more an exploration of survival and survival instincts that just happens to have a zombie setting. What that means is, if you want a book with blood and guts, zombie chase scenes, etc, this is not the one for you. Instead the novel focuses on...

from melissarochelle

Read on November 18, 2012 This story reminded me a bit of Ashfall. Both are about teens trying to survive after the world implodes--one after a a supervolcano erupts, the other the zombie apocalypse. And both deal with how we seem to lose our humanity when faced with few good options. Like Alex i...

from pollywannabook

Review courtesy of All Things Urban Fantasy If John Hughes' The Breakfast Club had been set during the zombie apocalypse, it would be THIS IS NOT A TEST. A dark, character driven story about a motley group of teens who barricade themselves in a local high school with an army of the undead poundin...

from titania86

Sloane is utterly alone in the world. Her father beat her and her sister for years and they told no one to stay together. Then one day, her sister just left her despite their plans to run away when Sloane turned 18. Completely abandoned and with no one else to turn to, Sloane considers suicide an...