Review: From a child's perspective
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 15, 2013
Kellie is a little girl in school when the zombie apocalypse begins. She doesn't understand what's happening, but by using wits and common sense and keeping her cool, she manages to survive. The ZA, whenever it hits, will come with survival stories. But it never occurred to me before that some of those stories will be told from the eyes of children.This book is in diary, complete with childish scrawl (which happily, was not hard to read). A lot of effort was made to make the narrator's voice sound like a child's, but I spend a lot of my time with kids, and it was slightly aside of the bulls eye  (but still a good effort).It's a quick read, but also thought provoking in that I hope my kids never find themselves fighting to survive, in any situation, and wondering how they would deal with it if they had to. I think this book is just what the authors meant it to be-a good taste of what's to come.