Glenn

Weirdly enjoyable. I always wish Ronson would footnote his work (because some of it just seems to strange to believe) but amazingly interesting.

Really enjoyed this. Believable in a weird way (yes, it's another zombie apocalypse book) and not so loopy that it becomes eye-roll worthy (George Romero's Dawn of the Dead is referred to as “the Romero documentary”). The magical elements at the end kind of stretched the believability of it (as if a zombie baby that somehow grows up wasn't already stretching believability) but all in all a very enjoyable read.

Strange and weird, like a bad dream. I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure why....

I'm probably on a watch list now just by rating this book 5 stars...

Loved it. Ambrose doesn't pore over combat the way some historians of WWII do, he would rather talk about the people. Little details are more interesting to him than the bigger picture. A charming book.