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    Audiobook3 hours

    Zom-B Baby

    Written by Darren Shan

    Narrated by Emma Galvin

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    B has spent the last few months bunking with the Angels, a group of teens dedicated to eradicating the evil dead from the face of the earth, beginning with the undead roaming the abandoned wreckage that was once London.

    But the Angels' mission is a bit more complicated than that, and B takes to the streets of a very changed London to decide: is it a mission really to be believed? But instead of answers, B finds a horror beyond imagining.

    A Hachette Audio production.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHachette Audio
    Release dateOct 1, 2013
    ISBN9781478924920
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    Zom-B Baby
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    Darren Shan

    Darren Shan is the number-one bestselling author of the young adult series Cirque du Freak, The Demonata and The Saga of Larten Crepsley, as well as the stand-alone books, The Thin Executioner and Koyasan. Shan's books have sold in every continent, in thirty-one languages, and have been bestsellers worldwide. In total, they have sold over twenty-five million copies. Zom-B is the first book in his new 12-book serial about a zombie invasion, and his first with Simon & Schuster. Shan divides his time between his homes in Limerick and London.

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    • 3/5
      Zom-B baby is about Becky walking through the city looking for people. Until she hears a radio on where every one should go for help. Becky finally got to the helping zone. When she gets there she has to get detained, she tells them that she is a zombie, but she will help them. They didn't believe her so they tried to kill her. She escapped and started wandering along through the city again. B didn't have any luck on finding people.This book was better than some of the other book, because it was exciting when she was escaping the heavy fire. The first book was still better than any other one. I think they did the book differently this time, instead of it being the same thing. Some parts of the book were creepy though. Even though it is basically the same thing sometimes the book series is pretty good. I fell it always ends the same way, it ends by B just walking away most of the time