everything i learned i learned in kindergarten

#Everything i learned i learned in kindergarten full

'Everything I know about Zombies, I learned in Kindergarten,' by Kevin Wayne Williams, is a zombie story following a group of inner-city children from New York. The author will be doing an interview with the Blerd Book Club on Sunday, July 12 at 3pm on Twitter Via Google Hangouts.

If you would have told me I would have read four zombie books, I would have laughed in your face, but a good book is a good book, despite zombies. So yeah, me and Leticia are on the same spectrum. Seriously, my husband will prod me into arguments just so he can see me react “emotionally” to something. Remedial classes my arse.) Leticia is also called emotionless (and calculating and dangerous) by the adults she encounters later, and I’ve also been told that I was emotionless (and too literal). I was in speech and remedial classes as a kid (Suck it stupid teachers because I’m an engineer now. I also related to Leticia character because she had a speech impediment.

#Everything i learned i learned in kindergarten full

She successfully led a class full of kindergartners through the apocalypse by using her wit.

Leticia, the heroine in Zombies, has been added to the list of bad-ass female heroines that can rock a zombie apocalypse. Usually, a book starts out good and fizzles in the middle, so I shouldn’t complain too much about the beginning in this book. I loved it, despite all of the bad things happening. I wasn’t too impressed with the beginning, but it was a decent set up for the rest of the book, which was exceptionally good. Still, I was surprised (and a bit mad) when it happened. It involves children in a zombie apocalypse, so I don’t think I’m giving too much away when I say kids die in this book. It’s definitely not for children or for the squeamish. I’m happy I said no because this was book would have given him nightmares.

My son saw this on my kindle and wanted to read it, but I told him he had to finish his other book first.