
World War Z
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Max Brooks
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Christopher Ragland
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Rupert Farley
(Narrator),
Nigel Pilkington
(Narrator),
Jennifer Woodward
(Narrator),
David Thorpe
(Narrator),
Adam Sims
(Narrator),
Robert Slade
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Listening Length | 13 hours and 56 minutes |
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Author | Max Brooks |
Narrator | Christopher Ragland, Rupert Farley, Nigel Pilkington, Jennifer Woodward, David Thorpe, Adam Sims, Robert Slade |
Audible.in Release Date | 13 November 2012 |
Publisher | Audible Studios |
Program Type | Audiobook |
Version | Unabridged |
Language | English |
ASIN | B07CNW3CVQ |
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#1 in Ghost Horror Fiction #2 in Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction #6 in Action Thriller Fiction |
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Reviewed in India on 1 April 2019
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An interesting gripping and amazing story... I've seen many zombie movies and TV shows.. But reading about them will be this much fun, that I did not expected.... If you've seen the movie then I'll highly suggest you to read this book... Because the movie lefts out a lot of things... Iam sure you'll enjoy this..

5.0 out of 5 stars
Intresting, gripping, awesome
By Neel on 1 April 2019
An interesting gripping and amazing story... I've seen many zombie movies and TV shows.. But reading about them will be this much fun, that I did not expected.... If you've seen the movie then I'll highly suggest you to read this book... Because the movie lefts out a lot of things... Iam sure you'll enjoy this..
By Neel on 1 April 2019
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Reviewed in India on 14 May 2017
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This book may seem childish but it's far from it. It's well thought, well written and a very different expository experience. The theme is beautiful handled and the realism is captured beautifully. It's a tale of human emotions and the will to not just survive, but dominate. It's a must read ofthis decade. Don't judge this by the Brad Pitt monstrosity.
And the Amazon delivery was very prompt too. A buy worth its weight.
And the Amazon delivery was very prompt too. A buy worth its weight.
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Reviewed in India on 24 June 2015
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I believe it is the most detailed book ever written in this particular niche. The war is detailed as best as it could have been and the interviews present a multi-faceted look at the war and account of varied approaches used by various countries.
A definite must-read for anyone who loves the Zombie niche.
A definite must-read for anyone who loves the Zombie niche.
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Reviewed in India on 2 December 2015
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This book was written in a very unique, at least from the books I have read. So many characters with their version of what happened, and leaving you the reader to piece thins together. Very innovative.. Glad I bought it.
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Reviewed in India on 14 June 2017
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The story captivates you from the first page itself and the narrative is lot different and a lot better than the movie. The quality of book is very good. Feels very light even though it's nearly 350 pages wide. The font can be a bit bigger but you get so engrossed in the story that it doesn't even matter. I would say totally go for it.

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Totally worth the money.
By Koushik Muddu on 14 June 2017
The story captivates you from the first page itself and the narrative is lot different and a lot better than the movie. The quality of book is very good. Feels very light even though it's nearly 350 pages wide. The font can be a bit bigger but you get so engrossed in the story that it doesn't even matter. I would say totally go for it.
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Reviewed in India on 14 March 2021
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Extremely well written and addictive. Just be aware of a few bad words. Else good .
Reviewed in India on 22 August 2016
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The book was great! Like the way the zombie apocalypse was told and it's aftermath. Delivery was amazingly fast. Cheers!
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Reviewed in India on 6 October 2015
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It's really a great book, but you must be at least 16 to understand adult fiction apocalyptic novels. I recommend this book . all zombie lovers must read
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Edward
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Brilliant
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 August 2019Verified Purchase
Not simply about zombies, this is a comment on our society’s lack of preparedness for a global disaster and our arrogance in assuming we can prevail with ease thanks to our technology.
It is about recognising our flaws in the form of reluctance, hesitation and denial as much as it is about recognising our capacity for survival in the harshest situation by way of grit and determination.
Our best survival tools are the aspects of ourselves we turn our noses up at as being archaic and uncomfortable.
It is about recognising our flaws in the form of reluctance, hesitation and denial as much as it is about recognising our capacity for survival in the harshest situation by way of grit and determination.
Our best survival tools are the aspects of ourselves we turn our noses up at as being archaic and uncomfortable.
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Everyone should read this book!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 July 2020Verified Purchase
My daughter told me to read this and l was reluctant but thought I'd give it a go. So glad I did. I've lost count of how many times I've reread it since.
It's compelling reading - so many voices, backgrounds, nationalities all retelling their experiences during the 10 year war. Zombies are bit players in the drama and conflicts and bravery.
Some of the stories will stay with you long after you've finished reading.
Max Brooks is a skillful, intelligent writer with a strong grasp on how people tick.
Highly recommended.
It's compelling reading - so many voices, backgrounds, nationalities all retelling their experiences during the 10 year war. Zombies are bit players in the drama and conflicts and bravery.
Some of the stories will stay with you long after you've finished reading.
Max Brooks is a skillful, intelligent writer with a strong grasp on how people tick.
Highly recommended.
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Chris Worth
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Really, really different. Brilliantly so.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 July 2014Verified Purchase
It takes a while to get into, but when you get there you'll spend the rest of the book breathless and stunned. It's a totally new kind of novel - no key characters, no plot as such, no narrative three-act structure. The entire book is a series of fictitious "eyewitness accounts" from people affected in some way by the zombie apocalypse. And somehow, as you read each account - in its author's voice and with their hopes and dreams - you enter the storyworld, as engrossing as any thriller.
It works because so many of the tales ring true. When I mentioned to a friend her cooking skills would in great demand after the zombie war, she exploded with protests about her professional background and job. Right at that point in the text, an organiser was talking about how difficult it was to convince a man who used to "get hold of the rights to classic rock songs for commercials" that his skills weren't just inappropriate, they were obsolete - the post-apocalypse world needs carpenters and builders and manual trades, not marketers...
The way the eyewitness interviews develop over time, spanning countries and viewpoints, come together as a single, coherent picture of just what happened, how we solved it, how difficult it was. This book is truly something different. And that's not common in today's lit. A fantastic read.
It works because so many of the tales ring true. When I mentioned to a friend her cooking skills would in great demand after the zombie war, she exploded with protests about her professional background and job. Right at that point in the text, an organiser was talking about how difficult it was to convince a man who used to "get hold of the rights to classic rock songs for commercials" that his skills weren't just inappropriate, they were obsolete - the post-apocalypse world needs carpenters and builders and manual trades, not marketers...
The way the eyewitness interviews develop over time, spanning countries and viewpoints, come together as a single, coherent picture of just what happened, how we solved it, how difficult it was. This book is truly something different. And that's not common in today's lit. A fantastic read.
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lola1805
5.0 out of 5 stars
My all time favourite book
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 November 2020Verified Purchase
I love this book. I am not, in general, a reader of horror/zombie genre, but whenever anyone asks for a book reccomendation this is the one I give. The anthology style and focus on the nature of human society, means that you could lift zombies out of the book and replace it with any form of pandemic and how it would affect us as people and it would be just as effective. I have read this book 5 times and was the book I took into hospital with me when I went to give birth as I knew it would captivate and distract me. This is the second copy I have bought as I leant it to a friend and his dog ate it...
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K Clewley
4.0 out of 5 stars
Here to die not gone tomorrow
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 September 2016Verified Purchase
Ok, an all out war against the undead, how do we document that? I know let's send someone around the world to talk with all the survivors of this near Zombie apocalypse.
This is basically how this book runs, it took me a little while to get into as it doesn't run like your usual story with a beginning, middle and an end. This is one person's short account of what they experienced during the war, then the next person's and so forth. Some of the situations are well thought out and do highlight some interesting revelations about what people fighting an army of Zombies may have to endure. Don't expect one big climax at the end because that's not the way World War Z works, it's full of little crescendos throughout, which does make it an interesting read and "yes, I did enjoy it", if your into the living coming back for revenge once they've breathed their last and you fancy something a bit different I don't think you will be disappointed.
This is basically how this book runs, it took me a little while to get into as it doesn't run like your usual story with a beginning, middle and an end. This is one person's short account of what they experienced during the war, then the next person's and so forth. Some of the situations are well thought out and do highlight some interesting revelations about what people fighting an army of Zombies may have to endure. Don't expect one big climax at the end because that's not the way World War Z works, it's full of little crescendos throughout, which does make it an interesting read and "yes, I did enjoy it", if your into the living coming back for revenge once they've breathed their last and you fancy something a bit different I don't think you will be disappointed.
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