Mary is somewhat naive in the beginning of the novel, but is a likable character and her development over the course of the novel is believable and well-crafted. Wonderfully written and vividly descriptive, this novel has the reader breathing faster and tensing muscles for every mad dash to through zombie-infested woods. Ryan has given a great deal of thought to the realities of a zombie apocalypse and uses a great deal of detail to make her world believable and realistic. Readers experience first hand the claustrophobia and terror of running down a tunnel with only a chain link fence standing between you and the undead. Expect several very tense moments while reading Forest of Hands and Teeth. This novel will have the reader thinking about the importance of dreams, the realities of mortality and the possibility of life after a zombie apocalypse long after the last page.
Library Source: Local Library
Reviewer: Rebecca
Recommended Ages: 14+ zombie violence
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