Zoo 2

De: James Patterson, Max DiLallo

Narrado por: Jay Snyder

Will the last humans on Earth please turn out the lights?

James Patterson's ZOO was just the beginning. The planet is still under violent siege by ferocious animals. Humans are their desperate prey. Except some humans are evolving, mutating into a savage species that could save civilization--or end it.


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A thrill a minute!

This epilogue to Zoo was satisfying in that it tied many loose ends left hanging. you will want to listen to Zoo II. !!

Omg fantastically written, it's a real page turner!!

Patterson& DiLallo have written so amazingly well I read both books in 18 hours. Zoo was written as if I was having a conversation with a
friend who was telling me a very very graphic
story. The kind of story that had u looking over ur shoulder when u were walking. Zoo is the kind of book u can't put down!

On to ZOOThree

No one could have such disasters as Oz had and always escape. But he did. It reminded me of the guy who said the earth was going to end on a certain day and on that day while he
Was walking under a tall building, a brick fell down and landed on his head ending his time on this planet,,. Pretty spell binding tale. Looking for three but the author has to let mankind win.

Love the book! Wish it was longer!

I love the book but I wish it was longer. I want to know what happened.

evolution

very interesting on how the animals changed throughout the whole story and the strength that they had to persevere just to make it

Good continuation

Well segued from Zoo. left me looking forward to the next book and wondering if the protagonists are going to make it.

And the Craziness Goes On

I loved the book series even more than I loved the show, so many more adventures and dangers.

Amazing

This book is amazing this is a creepy book that is also funny and yet sweet

Engaging for sure.

Would you consider the audio edition of Zoo II: A BookShot to be better than the print version?

I'm an auditory and visual learner so audible books are great. I enjoy them so much, since my eyesight is declining in visibility.

What did you like best about this story?

Silly as it may sound I connected to The Lorax, because in both stories man's selfish desires had very harsh consequences. In this case electronics and air-pollution have disrupted the natural nature of animals. Pheromones in the air? What's the connection to electronics, and air pollution. Is there a connection between pollution of pharmaceutical and beauty by-products? This was great to explore the possibilities of whjy the animals are behaving that way. How animals calmed down when electronic gadgets and people movers were shut down.

What about Jay Snyder’s performance did you like?

Good pace, picked up on Oz and Chloe's characters very well when he narrated the story.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Apocalypse of Raging, Violent Animals!.. If you use this tag line can I come to the studio plus 1?

Any additional comments?

There are so many ways this story can go in Book 3. People don't have to die, and animals don't have to die. Can mankind live off the grid, go back to manual labor? Building communal living with everyone having a role? Can we again give animals a chance to live in their natural environment without interference. ??? Businessess continue to rape the jungles, and forests-the homes to Animals. Malaysia's natural jungles and forests hve been raped savagely, that adult monkeys and baby monkeys become road kill like our deer population. They are a nuisance because now they go into residetial homes to steal food.
Good book, well written.

when the humans were infected and attacked, I hung on every word.

I didn't care for the ending. it left me hanging without closure. I would have liked the story to be wrapped.