My Life as a White Trash Zombie review by JJask061...
My Life as A White Trash Zombie
by Diana Rowland
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Paranormal

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Age at time of review - 14
Reviewer's Location - Addison, IL, United States
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Rebel Angel Crawford thinks her messed up life in Alabama couldn't get any worse. Then after a mysterious accident and a run in with detectives who want to ask some questions about a missing person, she gets a job offer at a morgue. Angel experiences cravings for human remains instead of cigarettes and blood for alcohol. Angel Crawford had a tough life just living as white trash. And now she's a white trash zombie.

Opinion: 

This book was very hard to get into and boring to read. After a very slow moving beginning I began to think the book was dull. Then the middle spiced things up a little body wise but the ending was too far paced and the whole book was a blur of events that just seemed to lure readers away ; not attract them. There were many points in the book that fooled the reader into the climax of the story but good tricks are always revealed. My Life As A White Trash Zombie also had some colorful language not suitable for younger children. Overall this book was ok but not recommended for readers who hate sappy stories about tough life.

 

 

Rating:
2
Content Rating:

Content rating - mature content

Explain your content rating: 

This book had many references to drugs and alcohol with a lavish amount of curse words in the mix too.
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