All My Friends are Dead by Avery Monsen and John Jory

All My Friends are Dead by Avery Monsen and John Jory, 96 pages

I recently read "All my Friends are Dead," and it was entertaining.  Did it change my life?  No.  Did I learn anything from it?  Also no.  It didn't have a plot or any set characters.  This book was for written purely for entertainment purposes, and it delivers.  It's quick, it's colorful, it's lighthearted.  It's like a children's book for adults.  I liked this book for what it was.

501 Things to do With a Zombie, J.C. Richards

501 Things to do With a Zombie, by J.C. Richards, 223 pages. 

Have you ever had a weekend with nothing to do and all day to do it...with a zombie?  Well, 501 Things to do with a Zombie has your solution, and then some.  Ok, so the book was short, like really short.  I read it in like half an hour, but it was still entertaining.  If nothing else, the illustrations alone make the book worth looking into, as they show man and zombie interacting together doing various things as promised by the title.