Well, they had, they have a novella, which. I liked The Burning World, which was book two. This was the last and final book in the Warm Bodies series, and I gotta say I liked the Middle book the Best.

So I finally finished reading The Living by Isaac Marion. We have a lot of stuff to talk about, so we are going to just dive right in with the reading update. Now the story of a dead man’s search for life reaches its conclusion on a scale both epic and intimate.Hello, hello, hello and welcome to episode number 95 of Work In progress: The Laura Jay Live podcast and today, woo. The New York Times bestselling Warm Bodies Series has captivated readers in twenty-five languages, inspiring a major film and transcending the zombie genre to become something “poetic” ( Library Journal) “highly original” ( Seattle Times) and “ultimately moving” ( Time Out London). Until then, the official synopsis for The Living will just have to tide us all over for the time being: God, we can’t wait to crack this novel open and read how the Warm Bodies series ends. It’s the perfect passage to include on the cover because, while the world may be literally burning, nothing burns quite as intensely or brightly as Julie’s hope and determination for a new world. Julie wants everything, no matter how much it costs, and this is why she will change the world.” Although it’s difficult to make out the passage in its entirety, we’re pretty sure it’s a few lines from The New Hunger: “Life is only fair for the Dead, who get what they want because they want nothing. R’s looping handwriting over his and Julie’s silhouettes has a similar effect.

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