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A review by tobyyy
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of the Dreadfuls by Steve Hockensmith
4.0
Unread shelf project 2020: book 58.
Okay, so this book has little to do with the actual Pride & Prejudice aside from the main characters (the Bennet family) and the setting. HOWEVER, Hockensmith did an absolutely smashing job with carrying over all of the personalities of the various Bennet family members. Mrs. Bennet was by far my favorite just because of how ridiculous she is.
I’m not a very emotive reader — in that I rarely externally emote anything while reading. But this book made me laugh out loud several times, which typically is enough to bump my ratings up by a star given how rarely I find books that are capable of making me emote (in any direction — laughing or crying, it doesn’t matter).
A very good #SpookyRead too! Zombies and brains and guts and gore abound!
Okay, so this book has little to do with the actual Pride & Prejudice aside from the main characters (the Bennet family) and the setting. HOWEVER, Hockensmith did an absolutely smashing job with carrying over all of the personalities of the various Bennet family members. Mrs. Bennet was by far my favorite just because of how ridiculous she is.
I’m not a very emotive reader — in that I rarely externally emote anything while reading. But this book made me laugh out loud several times, which typically is enough to bump my ratings up by a star given how rarely I find books that are capable of making me emote (in any direction — laughing or crying, it doesn’t matter).
A very good #SpookyRead too! Zombies and brains and guts and gore abound!