Zom-B: Angels (Series #04) (CD-Audio)

from liblb

B is forced to take the zombie takeover seriously when thrust into the middle of an attack. The story is action packed but also touches on issues of racism and B's need to break away from unhealthy family relations. AR level: 4.4 UG Lexile: 710 Recommended for:

from A_Reader_of_Fictions

Originally reviewed on A Reader of Fictions. My only prior experience with Darren Shan was the first book in the Cirque du Freak series, which we read for my Young Adult Services class in Library School. I remember mostly enjoying it, but for some potty humor kind of stuff I really could have don...

from scatlett

I know that this is book 1 for the series but I absolutely loathed the pervasive racism throughout this book, even though it was portrayed in a negative connotation. I do appreciate that B EVENTUALLY comes to accept how horrible her father's attitude truly is and how it has warped her own thinkin...

from ewyatt

The book begins with a zombie outbreak in Ireland where a boy is sacrificed by a strange Owl-Eyed man. Then the action picks up in London where B Smith, a slacker who doesn't do well in school and has complicated feelings about an abusive, racist father, hangs out as speculation about a curfew an...

from vombatiformes

Zom-B was a truly unusual book. I was familiar with Darren Shan's Cirque du Freak series from my youth (which I plan on reading again very shortly) and remembered liking his quirky style and unusual way of writing YA, so I thought I would probably really enjoy something he'd written about zombies...