I read this book for the zombies.

Guess what I didn't expect?

Racist. British people.

Seriously, 75% of this book was on racist thinking or the main character defending the father for his racism while at the same time being all "confused" and stuff on how someone could love their Father when he's such an asshole.



And then I learned that the main character is a GIRL.



Seriously. I had no goddamn idea until her father came to rescue her at the school and said, "Becky!"

Was this SUPPOSED to be a secret or something?

Seriously...seriously...!

This B character is someone I would like to punch in the face.

What is with you British people being all racist? I'm sure that it's not all of you, but Jesus Christ...!

It's one thing to still be racist in America: We've grown up with all these races living and working and harmonizing (most of the time, I hope), so any excuses we Americans may have for being racist are retarded..

But at the same time..you people are so intolerant of anyone who isn't white! What the hell, man?! "Taking your jobs" oh suck it up! Go work abroad then! Why anyone would want to study and work in the UK I do not know. Oh yeah, it's because you colonized their lands and their people! Why do you think European nations have so many non-Europeans? Because of colonization.

Algerians --> France
Indians, Africans from various parts of Africa --> Britain
Turks --> Germany (well that's more of an immigration kind of thing, I guess like Mexicans into US, but less hated..I think)

You just thank your ancestors for enslaving them and putting them under your thumb. I couldn't stop the attempt to colonize the Philippines in the late 1800s and the stupid embargo we had on Cuba..we really need to change that..

But JESUS.

I wanted to punch B in the throat. Little shits like her should be burned at the stake, because she's a bad egg via her father's toxic mouth.

"We want a white Britain..waaah", well then you should've done like the Chinese and Japanese did and completely close yourselves off from the rest of the world. It's really the only way you can. But you can't do that now, because you'd all look retarded.

It was interesting enough to hold my interest, but not something I would normally read. There are along of trigger points. Racism, child abuse violence and spousal abuse. At least these are the ones I have come across. I have a bind up of the first 3 stories. But I think I'll put it away for now.

I loved the cover and graphic-novel style illustrations in this one. A solid read with several great twists I didn't expect. Not what I want from a zombie book myself, but I'd recommend it to classic horror fans.

He is a master of horror. This is a great book is jam-packed zombie gore, but also with great depth with the story. And with a twist at the end too great to even describe. Both me and my english teacher both enjoyed reading this so give it a try and if you like horror i promise you, you WILL want more.

**Spoilers ahead!**
Honestly, from one of my favorite authors, I was hoping for more. First of all, the actual zombies did not appear until halfway through the book. And by then I was already becoming bored. From the beginning to about halfway through the book, all it talked about was how racist B's father was and how he himself was denying that he was like his father. Although, B did nasty things to the kids that his father dispised. I found it to be quite troublesome that even though that wasn't the person that B wanted to be, that is whom his character turned out to be anyway. Also, around page 154 when B's father magically appeared to save his son is when B became Becky, and B's father's daughter. Who is B? Is "he" a boy or was she a girl all along?

main character is female embodiment of the evil neighbour from toy story