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A review by haliensarereal
Bite-Sized Offerings: Tales & Legends of the Zombie Apocalypse by Heath Stallcup, J. Rudolph, Armand Rosamilia, Sara A. Jones, Saul W. Tanpepper, W.J. Lundy, Mike Evans, Brian Parker, Shawn Chesser, Ted Nulty, William Allen, Michael Robertson
1.0
This book is ass. I’m sorry but it is.
I know it was written for two kids with Down Syndrome and stuff and I feel like a dick for the low rating but it just wasn’t good to me. There’s over 30 stories and I vaguely enjoyed maybe two. I didn’t love any of them, none of them were memorable or deep or anything good honestly. It was overall incredibly boring and repetitive. I could barely finish it. Even though it had stories from multiple authors, it just felt like a giant blob that ran together.
I just didn’t like it.
I know it was written for two kids with Down Syndrome and stuff and I feel like a dick for the low rating but it just wasn’t good to me. There’s over 30 stories and I vaguely enjoyed maybe two. I didn’t love any of them, none of them were memorable or deep or anything good honestly. It was overall incredibly boring and repetitive. I could barely finish it. Even though it had stories from multiple authors, it just felt like a giant blob that ran together.
I just didn’t like it.