Hater Trilogy: Hater (Audiobook)

from crazyjster

As great as some people's reviews were for this book, I found it very predictable and unoriginal. I liked the book, but it seemed like the author took ideas from other people's books and movies, and made them into his own story. As you read the book, I always felt like "this reminds me of somethi...

from Tanya-dogearedcopy

Hater is the first in the Hater Trilogy and originally an online novel that the filmmaker Guillermo del Toro sponsored into print (and purchased the film rights to.) It's a horror novel about outbreaks of unprovoked violence that have reached pandemic levels. The aggressors have been labeled as "...

from georgehawkey

Other reviews refer to this as a zombie novel of sorts - maybe along the lines of "Monster Island." It maintains much of the social commentary of a zombie novel, but the message is somewhat different. It's more of a civil rights metaphor, the totally oppressed minority being pursued by a murderou...

from crazybatcow

It's not exactly a Zombie novel. Well, sorta... It's short and fast-paced and... moralizing. There is some "message" in here regarding anger and violence and a displaced, dis-enthused generation. A diatribe against the horrifying condition called "adulthood". The main character is mad at the worl...

from MsHooker

[Hater] by [David Moody] was recommended to me by my spouse. Since we have greatly different taste in books I put off reading it. Plus the bloody cover was off putting to be honest. Even though I read end of the world and zombie books graphic violence is usually not my thing but that was not what...