gena showalter alice in zombieland series

Yes, this novel is filled with cheesy, and annoying tendencies but that’s how teenagers are, and Showalter just gets it. Showalter writes teenagers perfectly as she captures their essence and not just their actions. Not only that but the characters are better, more developed and interesting. There is so much going on that the reader gets lost in the story. This novel was way better than the first the plot moved with ease as Alice wasn’t just around feeling sorry she lost her family, she’s actively doing things, while also trying to kill her zombie self. Now she has to fight off Zombie Alice somehow, all while trying to keep everyone important in her life, to stay in her life it’s not so easy for one teenager. There is another zombie attack, and this time, they get her. Through the Zombie Glass by: Gena Showalter: Just when Alice thought things couldn’t get any worse, she was wrong. Maybe the second novel will be better, as there won’t be much need for slower introductions. The characters were very typical teenagers, and they didn’t really have any special or standout qualities that made them memorable. It was a good introduction to the series because it was slow enough to get to know all of the characters and get to know what is actually going on, and it was fast paced enough so it wasn’t completely boring, but it still felt like something was missing. She not only learns to train with him, but she starts to fall for him too. Now she is determined to fight the zombies, with the help of the bad boy Cole Holland.

Hello everyone! Happy Monday, and Happy Thanksgiving to my Canadian followers! 🙂 🦃 Today I’m going to be posting my review of Gena Showalter’s series The White Rabbit Chronicles.Īlice in Zombieland by: Gena Showalter: Alice’s life is nowhere near normal when her family is murdered by monsters she only thought was a myth, her world is turned upside down.

Gena showalter alice in zombieland series