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Zombie, Ohio: A Tale of the Undead
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LENGTH10 hrs and 53 mins
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RELEASE DATE12-21-11
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Publisher's Summary
When college professor Peter Mellor dies in an automobile accident during a zombie outbreak, he is reborn as a member of the living dead-and quickly learns that being a zombie isn't all fun and brains.
©2011 Scott Kenemore (P)2011 Tantor
What the Critics Say
"George Romero...should snap up the rights to this novel. It has everything: zombies, gore, brain-eating, love, death, even a murder mystery...Kenemore combines humor with horror in a way that is guaranteed to make any zombie fan stand up and shout, Braaaaaains!" (Booklist)
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Amanda Abilene, TX, United States 05-07-12 Member Since 2009- HELPFUL VOTES
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"Two Thumbs Down!"
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?This is not a fair review because I could not finish the book. Kenemore is a great writer but this book was boring. The first 5 minuets (car wreck) was good then it went down hill. In the first part the main character does not act like most Zombies; he is coherent, has all cognitive abilities, and is no different than most humans except he discovers he wants to eat humans. This is as far as I got.....I yawned through most of it waiting for the action or real zombie conflict but was only disappointed. I guess it just boiled down to connecting with the main character. I have read other books with Zombies who had emotions or some cognitive abilities like Warm Bodies and Raising Stoney Mayhall but this character was just flat boring and not interesting.
If this book were a movie would you go see it?No!
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"Zombie point of view"
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?Yes. You get a new prespective on zombies and the end of the undead
What other book might you compare Zombie, Ohio to and why?Married with zombies
What about Danny Campbell’s performance did you like?He told the story with passion
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?Great ending
Any additional comments?Easy listening couldn't wait to get on the road again to start listening
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Vicki Reeve FLOWERY BRANCH, GEORGIA, US 07-11-12 Member Since 2012
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"Great book!"
Where does Zombie, Ohio rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?This book rates high . I loved the story This book is an 9 out of 19 stars/
What other book might you compare Zombie, Ohio to and why?This book is a zombie book but you cant really compare it to others because the zombie is telling the story.
Have you listened to any of Danny Campbell’s other performances before? How does this one compare?no
Who was the most memorable character of Zombie, Ohio and why?The Zombie himself. He is the main charactor and leads you through the story brillantly.
Any additional comments?I will read this book more than once. I really enjoyed it and hope there is another!
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"This kept me entertained"
This story is a cross between JL Bourne's series and Warm Bodies. If you like 1st person
zombie stories you'll like this one!0 of 0 people found this review helpful -
Jay Silverton, OR, United States 03-12-13 Member Since 2012Turn ons??? 1) Obedience 2) Respect 3) Learning to please Master. Master does not do turn offs. He guides and trains His little stooges past what does not please Master.
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"I went into this book really wanting to like it"
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?No really. The story is kind of original but I was expecting a zombie mystery story and what I got was a cheesy zombie story with just a smattering of mystery thrown in just to satisfy the book's description. The narrater was really annoying and I highly doubt I'll ever listen to another book that he reads. This is one of those books that is written to be voiced by Sean Runnette. If it had been read as smart-assy or even dark in points I would have found it more enjoyable.
Who was your favorite character and why?I guess the main character, the zombie.....what's his name. Yea, it was that memorable.
What didn’t you like about Danny Campbell’s performance?He read it like it was this grand adventure to be a zombie and that it was kind of fun & exciting....even in parts that should have been read more scary or suspenseful.
Was Zombie, Ohio worth the listening time?not really....i feel like I kind of wasted a credit. It's like when you're a zombie fan (and I am one) and you watch a crappy zombie movie. You watched it and you're sort of glad that you got it out of your system but damn was that a sucky zombie movie with really bad make-up effects. That's how I feel about this book.
Any additional comments?I don't really blame Scott Kenemore for how bad this book was. I sort of blame the narrator....he was really miss-matched to this story. Sure, Mr. Kenemore wrote some really cheesy lines like, "Hey, look at me...I'm a zombie.....ARRRGGGGGGG". Really, that's what a zombie would say?
1 of 2 people found this review helpful