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Pretty good, it kind of lost it's luster towards the end. If you have never been worried about how many maggots are in your socks then you probably wouldn't understand.
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BREATHERS was an impulse Amazon buy, recommended when I purchased a separate zombie anthology. I don't usually give in to impulse buys (I have too many must-haves on my reading list as it is), but I'm so glad I decided to give into this one!
This book has it all - the blood and gore of typical zombie fare, but also romance (who wouldn't love a twenty-something hottie, even with the stitches at her wrists and throat, who happens to eat lipstick like it was going out of style), humor (I'm sorry, b ...more
This book has it all - the blood and gore of typical zombie fare, but also romance (who wouldn't love a twenty-something hottie, even with the stitches at her wrists and throat, who happens to eat lipstick like it was going out of style), humor (I'm sorry, b ...more
As I continued to attempt to read every bit of zombie literature I can get my hands on, I cam across Breathers. My wife read it before me and said that it grew on her.
I was pretty into it from the start, personally. The storyline is clever and interesting. The characters are entertaining. It's well-written and a quick read. And, it has zombies. What else can a person really look for in a read?
Sure, some of the jokes are overused. Something funny a few times, might not be funny twenty times. Howe ...more
I was pretty into it from the start, personally. The storyline is clever and interesting. The characters are entertaining. It's well-written and a quick read. And, it has zombies. What else can a person really look for in a read?
Sure, some of the jokes are overused. Something funny a few times, might not be funny twenty times. Howe ...more
Like Warm Bodies, Breathers is a zombie story told from the zombie's point of view. Andy has spontaneously resurrected. He lives in his parents' wine cellar, and they are none to happy about having him back from the dead. He was in a car accident that killed him and his wife. His vocal cords are destroyed so he can't talk but writes on a dry erase board hung around his neck to communicate. He attends a zombie support group, Undead Anonymous and sees a therapist twice a month. I really liked Warm
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Jul 24, 2009
Stephanie Denison
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I stopped on page 89. I mostly have time to read during lunch. The book went into a little too much detail about decaying flesh for a lunchtime read. Maybe I'll pick it up later and finish it.
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Apr 01, 2009
Amanda
marked it as to-read
Jun 28, 2009
Kaye
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Girly
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Gaijinmama
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Susie
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O'Rissa
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