• Bookbitz

    Bookbitz | 27 September 2012

    It was the darkest, most wretched hour of the night when the dead began to walk in the tiny Irish village of Pallaskenry. While the luckiest locals were killed in their sleep, many were not so...

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  • Bookbabblers

    Bookbabblers | 26 September 2012

    What is more fearsome – the acts of humanity, or nightmares come true? This is a question I asked myself a few times over the course of this novel.

     

    Zom-B opens like many other zombie novels...

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  • Adventures of a Bookanaut

    Adventures of a Bookanaut | 24 September 2012

    Lady of the Shades is Darren Shan’s return to writing for adults. Shan is more well known for his children's series Cirque Du Freak and Demonata, but has previously written The City trilogy for...

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  • Words By Ross

    Words By Ross | 24 September 2012

    Are we ever truly free of our past, from ourselves?

    That question seems to be an underlying theme in this novel.

    Ed Sieveking is an author of the supernatural, the macabre. And his is haunted...

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  • Sweet Southern Home

    Sweet Southern Home | 22 September 2012

    B is a high school kid who lives in London with a racist, abusive alcoholic father, and a mom who doesn’t stand up for herself. B hangs out with a tough group of friends, and has gotten a bit of...

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  • Book Probe

    Book Probe | 21 September 2012

    After seeing the cover and liking it, I was quite enthused to read it – to read a book about zombies, Darren Shan-style, from “the master of horror.” I haven’t read any of Darren Shan’s previous...

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  • SFX

    SFX | 21 September 2012

    It’s taken Cirque Du Freak author Darren Shan quite a while to hop on the zombie bandwagon, but now that he has he’s whipped the horses pulling it along into a furious gallop, carrying a standard...

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  • Children’s Literature

    Children's Literature | 20 September 2012

    INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ALERT: Zombies attacks have been reported in small villages in Ireland, Africa, and South America. Unless it is just a hoax. Antihero B Smith does not even blink; there is...

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  • The Bookbag

    The Bookbag | 19 September 2012

    Strange news reports are coming out of Ireland. YouTube is buzzing with clips of zombie infestations and the military clearing remote villages. This is all taken with a pinch of salt by B Smith,...

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  • Writing From The Tub

    Writing From the Tub | 18 September 2012

    Once again, Shan has hit a home run and proved that he truly is the master of YA horror. I had exceedingly high hopes for Zom-B and I’m pleased to say that Shan completely outdid himself with...

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  • Kirkus

    Kirkus | 15 September 2012

    Shan’s baaa-aaaack.

     

    For B Smith, school is a bore and home is a battlefield, with a racist and abusive father around whom to navigate. The years of hate have taken their toll, with B...

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  • Cheezyfeet Books

    Cheezyfeet Books | 11 September 2012

    Having just finished reading Pride & Prejudice for school, I needed something short and kind of silly to read to get back into reading YA properly again. I chose Zom-B, because it's about as far...

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