While casually (obsessively) reading through every “best blog” list I could find on the Internet yesterday I found this awesome article about mysterious paper sculptures being found at multiple libraries! I want to make one! Or even better, find one placed on my library shelves next to The Complete Works of William Shakespeare!
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Review: Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion
Title: Warm Bodies
Author: Isaac Marion
Publishing Information: April 26, 2011 by Atria Books
Genre: Young Adult, Horror, Zombies, Romance
Series information: Book 1 in a planned series
Format: Hardcover, 239 pages
Source: Borrowed from my local library
Recommended For: Readers looking for a novel about zombies, romance and humanity.
I found this book while perusing the shelves at Barnes n Noble a few months back. I was scanning the shelves as I usually do to find barcodes to shamelessly scan into my Goodreads account before borrowing them from the library when BAM! The cover of Warm Bodies hit me like a hammer between the eyes. I was so intrigued, the contrast of dark shades and a red cape flowing from the zombie-esque man to look like gushing blood pulled me right in. Then I read the book jacket: “R is a zombie. He has no name, no memories, and no pulse, but he has dreams. He is a little different from his fellow dead.” That’s it, I had to have this book. There will be no blood sucking vampires or mysterious werewolves, instead there is a main character who eats brains! Brains, because, you know, HE IS A ZOMBIE! As you get further into the story you find that R is a different kind of zombie (are you a good witch, or a bad witch?) and he becomes one of the most lovable characters I have ever met.
Honestly there isn’t much else I can say without giving away the whole novel but check out my book trailer to learn more :]
Hello!
I have decided to break up my blog into two blogs: personal and library-related. Therefore this is our brand new space to host all things library related! Since I have to move everything around I am going to post some older book reviews to get the ball moving. Happy reading! :]
