Zoo Lib/E (Audiobook)

from Plyte

I've never read a book by James Patterson yet. I happened to pick up Zoo while browsing around the book section of a store and thought it looked pretty interesting. For the most part, I wasn't disappointed. It had some very strong and interesting moments, but it did have some weak points. I found...

from TomWheaton

This book had a really interesting premise and was a page-turner through the first half of the book. But, I thought it dragged a bit in the middle, then picked up again at the end. The ending was kind of inconclusive as it left the reader to decide what happened after the book ended and left me t...

from gma2lana

I normally like Patterson books, they are to me a quick page turning read. HOWEVER, this book, did not do it for me. I usually can get through a book of his rather quickly, this book took me way to long. In the beginning of the story, it captured my attention, but towards the middle and end, it r...

from littleton_pace

I'm new to James Patterson's writing, even though I've seen his name for years and years and years. The blurb of this one grabbed me, as did its $7 price tag. Basically, all the animals in the world have gone mental and are attacking humans. It's a fast-paced read, and I give it credit for that, ...

from pinkcrayon99

There is a subtle change in animal behavior. As time progresses, more and more animal attacks on humans are being reported around the world. This problem is being studied by, Jackson Oz. Oz is a witty nerd whose theory on the sudden change in animal behavior is going unheard by most of his collea...