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Jill Bernadine jblhernandez — Suprisingly, not a bad book...not a pulitzer winner or anything. Think I got it on clearance on Amazon for about $2 and needed a brainless book to read right now. Plus anything about a Fashion Magazine and Murder is always interesting, right?

Gideon Mwangi gmwangi877e069 — Titled an Oral History of the Zombie War, this fictional book takes a page from Studs Turkel's playbook and gives us a story from multiple viewpoints. We get the story of the war in pieces, from Chinese doctors to mercenaries to soldiers to thinly disguised political figures. They intertwine in brilliant ways, some stories linking more directly than others. It's up to the reader to fill in the gaps and come to their own conclusions about the war itself, how it started, and what will happen to humanity in the recovery. The book reads very much like a non-fiction account of an actual war, and since I can't help but think that's what Brooks was going for, I must say he succeeds brilliantly. There are a lot of little touches in it that are brilliant--when Brooks wants us to think of a famous person, he gives just the right amount of clues, and, if someone were to read the book and not understand who he was talking about, their enjoyment of the text would not be diminished. It's as though he's written literary Easter eggs. If you like zombies--and hey, who doesn't?--you're going to love this one. (Library, 11/06)

Roberta Bonfield robertabonfield — It takes talent transform tragedy into humor. I laughed and was on the verge of tears (tears of sadness). Its a memoir about an Irish kid (Francis McCourt) at the mercy of adults and the real world. Its one of my favorite books.