A review by hhndoll
Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion
5.0
R is not your regular zombie. He thinks, he cares, he got married, and after eating a young man's brain he falls in love with a living girl. Julie is not sure what to make of the corpse that took her to his home. What happens when they get together?
I am going to start off by saying I HATE zombies. I would never have bought this book if I had not watched the movie first and even that was because I had no options. Yet somehow this story is not about zombies it's about change and life.
I love how Isaac Marion has introduced this world we live in if we had to look at it at the end. How he describes the most basic item as if we have never seen it before or looking at it for the first time in years and it's some new model. The whole narration is done from inside a mind that is trapped and unable to always convey what it wants.
This book is a refreshing read and one I almost can't wait to dive into again. I loved every moment and cannot recommend this book enough.
I am going to start off by saying I HATE zombies. I would never have bought this book if I had not watched the movie first and even that was because I had no options. Yet somehow this story is not about zombies it's about change and life.
I love how Isaac Marion has introduced this world we live in if we had to look at it at the end. How he describes the most basic item as if we have never seen it before or looking at it for the first time in years and it's some new model. The whole narration is done from inside a mind that is trapped and unable to always convey what it wants.
This book is a refreshing read and one I almost can't wait to dive into again. I loved every moment and cannot recommend this book enough.