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A review by renee_conoulty
Never Say Die: Stories of The Zombie Apocalypse by Stevie Kopas, Meghan Shena Hyden
5.0
A collection of five zombie themed short stories, each with a distinctly different voice.
Stevie explores the horror sub genre with a different zombie origin in each story. These stories are not all blood and gore (though there is plenty of that too), they focus on the relationships between characters and how they cope in the zombie apocalypse.
My favourite was Rosie - a story told from the perspective of a six year old girl. It reminded me of [b:Room|7937843|Room|Emma Donoghue|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1344265419s/7937843.jpg|9585076] by [a:Emma Donoghue|23613|Emma Donoghue|https://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1298686263p2/23613.jpg], the horror described by an innocent, naive first person narrator. With two children of my own a similar age, this story really touched me.
I received this book free in exchange for an honest review.
Stevie explores the horror sub genre with a different zombie origin in each story. These stories are not all blood and gore (though there is plenty of that too), they focus on the relationships between characters and how they cope in the zombie apocalypse.
My favourite was Rosie - a story told from the perspective of a six year old girl. It reminded me of [b:Room|7937843|Room|Emma Donoghue|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1344265419s/7937843.jpg|9585076] by [a:Emma Donoghue|23613|Emma Donoghue|https://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1298686263p2/23613.jpg], the horror described by an innocent, naive first person narrator. With two children of my own a similar age, this story really touched me.
I received this book free in exchange for an honest review.