Various different perspectives make this an exhilarating read. Brooks weaves his characters together to paint a picture, not of a zombie fantasy, but of the human struggle despite it.

So much better than the movie. This is a great book and great adventure.

Must read for folks interested in this genre. Great novel through and through. The accounts and descriptions are vivid and captivating

It's never difficult to spot an author whose overseas working experience hasn't involved so much as putting their pants on 10 mornings in a foreign city much less grocery shopping. I suppose it might have been the author's intent to portray world society as a mix of Hollywood cartoonish and cable network news, nothing that would challenge readers' preconceived opinions of life outside the USA. In addition, when the author calls upon historical record it suggests an impoverished education. Churchill lost to Attlee because he never won an prewar election and his war cabinet was a coalition government--and had to be.

Felt kind on lost with the way the “interviews” jumped around, not a good flow to the story. But I did like it.

It’s an entertaining take on the zombie apocalypse. I recommend it.

We’ll written book but no protagonist or antagonist just bouncing around everywhere

I wish my American History textbook was written this compellingly. It might have changed my entire career path!

I couldn’t stop reading, every “interview” was so interesting and engaging in their own ways. I 100% recommend this book for people who like horror, humor, and zombies.

A lot of places and people to keep up with. I could barely remember anyone. Otherwise, good read