pickI initially got this to try listening with my son to see how he‘d do with an audiobook that didn‘t accompany a shorter picture book. It didn‘t hold his interest beyond the first chapter (but I think it would have been different if Libby had a whispersync feature like Kindle/Audible does). Normally I would DNF a book I intended to read with him when he loses interest, but I thought the sound effects were really cool and kept going with it. ⬇️
pickThis is basically pandemic + rapture + zombies. If you liked the movie Zombieland and can stomach a really sheltered teen narrator with less jokes, this might be for you.
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It's been so hot today! All I want to do is sit in front of a fan and read. So it seemed fitting to start a summer camp book.
pickThis narration is well done, I was on the edge of my seat often following along this tense adventure of mofos (humans) catching the end-of-times virus and morphing into zombies 🧟♀️ and worse! ALL TOLD by a crow 🐦⬛ who goes on a mission with his bloodhound sidekick. I may have shed a tear 😢 or two. #LitPie #PieinLiterature #iLovePie 🥧 #May2024 Book47
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This was recently recommended to me but it might be too scary for me 🫣😅
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pickI borrowed this audio from Queer Liberation Library!
This is a pretty effective zombie novella with strong themes of queer acceptance and righteous anger. A void in the cosmos is causing straight people to become irrational and violent towards queer folk for one night a year. A group of friends attempt to escape to Joshua Tree to wait out the event. It doesn't go well. Heavy COVID allegories, as straights refuse the vaccine and ignore precautions
