The best thing about my book is…

     The book I am reading is The Queen of Zombie Hearts. It is about a group of kids who all have a special sight that allows them to see and kill zombies. They kill them by separating from their bodies and summoning fire from their souls. But there is one girl who is more special than everyone else, even though she just learned that zombies were real and what she was capable of doing. Her name is Ali, and she would do anything to protect the ones she loves. She would even die for them.
     The best thing about my book is the sarcasm and humor involved in it. All the characters are extremely sarcastic and have a great sense of humor. There are parts of the book that I just want to keep re-reading because of the great first impact they had on me. And there is a lot of action in my book, seeing as they kill zombies and all.
     "I rolled my eyes again. I rarely left his presence without giving him five good ones. 'Whatever. This subject is closed Barbie, so you can either shut it now or lose your tongue.'
He didn't shut it. Of course. 'Barbie? That's the nickname you pick for me?'
'Hate it?' I asked with a smirk. A girl could only hear 'cupcake' so many times before she had to strike back.
'Absolutely love it...'" (Showalter, 29). Their easy banter is both humorous and loving because you can see how at ease they are with each other and how they are all practically brothers and sisters.
     "I laughed bitterly. Had Anima made a list of all the ways to torture us before ending us? Kill their friends one by one. Pit them against zombies while they're mourning. What would they do next? No. Here was a better question: What would I do next? I was still in this game, still a force to be reckoned with - still capable of doing damage to their forces. I straightened, palmed my axes. Cole pounded down the remaining steps, a .44 in one hand, a dagger in the other. The rest of us weren't far behind, our determination a palpable force. Today, it wasn't kill or be killed. It was simply KILL," (Showalter, 135). I like how within the quote, you can see what a tight bond their group has. They would literally die for each other, and you can easily see that. If you mess with one of them, you mess with all of them.