This week I haven't done much reading. I have started a new book. However I have been so busy with studying and what not that I haven't read as much as I would have liked to. I did take a trip to Bethel College. Where I hope to go to school next year. I have dreamed of going to college there since my freshman year. And I believe my dream will come true. I have filled the application out and everything is looking great. I will definitely have to read more next week though.

Currently

Pages: 332
Books: The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks and The Zombie Survival Guide

 My new book The Zombie Survival Guide is amazing, although it is a graphic novel the reader may still fully expect to learn from the book and understand what is going on. I also re-read The Zombie Survival Guide because I felt like that was such a good book it earned the privilege of being read again.

The are no sentences of the week unfortunately.

I have chosen to do poems about war for my anthology project. By far my favorite poem is "Here, Bullet" by Brian Turner.

New Book...

The new book I am reading; The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks, is everything that I was hoping it would be. This book, although in the style of a cartoon is amazing. All of the pages are very interesting and are worth reading. This is a very good book. However it is not better than World War Z. World War Z is by far my favorite book I have read. Max Brooks is a genius. It is amazing how much he can come up with about zombies. Everything he writes makes it seem like the events actually happened or could happen. The zombie war does not have to be taken literally. The zombie war can also represent the diminishing relationships between nations, and how war is inevitable. Zombie wars could happen though with the ever-innovating weapons that are used in large-scale assaults, whether they be biological warefare or bombs.