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Undead
by Kirsty McKay (author)
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Product description
Insanely scary in a chew your own flesh before the zombies even get to you way. Need we say more? Well, Charlie Higson says it’s a ‘kick-ass teen-action-zombie fest’. Believe him if you don’t believe us. When their ski-coach pulls up at a cafe, and everyone else gets off, new girl Bobby and rebel Smitty stay behind. Then, through the falling snow, they see the others coming back. Something has happened to them. Something bad… Now only a pair of double doors stand between those on the bus and their ex-friends – the Undead – outside.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781906427870
Publisher
Date published
September 1st, 2011
Accelerated Reader
AR book level: 4.1; Middle years plus; 10.0 points
Other details
- 304 pages
Condition
New
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Niamh, Book Club Review Team
on 7 June 2012
Better than other zombie books
Undead has an extremely interesting story line, although it took me a while to get into it properly. Before I started reading it I was thinking that it would be similar to most of the other Zombie books I’ve read, but it turned out to be far better. I loved that it mixed humor with fear so it was entertaining to read. My favorite character was Smitty, he was just lovable in every way. The ending was left on a cliffhanger that I have no way to predict what will happen next and I hope that there’s a book to follow it as I’m eager to find out.