Books by Mira Grant
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review 1: WOW! Just wow! This book truly creeped me out and has really got me thinking. I am definitely taking Mia Grant's reccomendation in the acknowledhements and reading Parasite Rex by Carl Zimmer (a non-fiction book). The ending left me wanting more with the way it ended, but in a go...
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review 1: The final book of the series. I always feel sad when I hit the last book of any series. But I'm so happy that this hot epic, if somewhat disturbing, levels. As with my other reviews, I'm not putting in spoilers except that kidnapping the President and blowing up the White House s...
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review 1: Not for the faint of heart, but definitely the author at her best. Grant is amazing at letting your imagination work you over, putting in just enough detail to start a vivid picture without describing enough to start to desensitize you. It's a brilliantly and brutally plausible...
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review 1: San Diego Comic Con 2014 - one of the largest localised outbreaks of the Rising. Framed by excerpts from an interview by Mahir with the last known survivor of the event, the overlapping stories of a number of people trapped in the convention center are told from the opening of th...
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review 1: I really want to like these books. Not going to kid myself, of course I'll read the third in the series, but so far the story just isn't doing it for me - I'm still waiting for the moment when Sally is more likeable, less clueless, and for everything to stop being so repetitive. ...
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review 1: A zombie book that is not a zombie book? Good idea! This book drops the reader into a time in the future after all of the fear and confusion about a zombie outbreak. Not unlike bears and mountain lions, zombies should be avoided and not provoked. Zombies are just a part of li...
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review 1: A thought an alternate ending was supposed to be that: an alternate ending. This was one was practically identical, except to change names to account for survivors. And yet, as identical as it was, it was even more depressing, if that's possible. But the part that gets me the mos...
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review 1: As a teacher, I often think about how I would react if faced with a tragedy at the school where I teach. I would like to think that I would act to keep my charges safe, but there is no real knowing until the situation actually rears its ugly head. Mira Grant writes an interesting...
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review 1: Most disappointing Newsflesh book so far. I love this world and could have totally done without this addition to it. Sure, it was beautiful to hear about a space where you could still go outside in the post-zombie world, but almost nothing happened in this book, and nothing drew ...
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review 1: I like that this group of friends has gotten together for years and plotted the demise of the world. I find it really creepy that one of the friends has taken what they learned and put it into place through working for the government. Part of me admires Cole, it took balls to l...
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review 1: Another stellar (and absolutely terrifying) pair of stories from Mira Grant! I just could not put this down once I started this yesterday! I have loved The Newsflesh Trilogy since I first found Feed by accident in the library and I can hardly wait to read more from this undeniabl...