A review by taysbookshelf
The End of the World as We Knew It by Nick Cole

4.0

I enjoyed this book, but nothing about it was stand-out for me. It was your pretty typical zombie fare: explosions, finding loved ones, survival...you know the drill. It explored, at the surface level, how reconstruction would work, and the political issues which would arise from it. Frankly, I wish these issues were explored much further, as I haven't read many zombie books (maybe aside from Mira Grant's Newsflesh series) which deal with political ramifications of the zombie apocalypse. Overall, the book was a fun, pulpy read, but I wasn't blown away.