The Last Day by Andrew Murray

The Last Day by Andrew Murray-370 pages

Now in retrospect, in view of our times, I'm not sure I should have read this!  I guess it could always be worse.  The earth has stopped turning.  So half is frozen the other burning up, with a small path accurately named the Breadbasket, since it is the only place on earth where food can be grown.  Throw in secrets, intrigue, murder and greedy politicians and it was an ok dystopian novel.  Seemed sluggish in spots.  It did bring to the fore the human spirit to survive and live in unity.

School-Live, v. 1 by Sadoru Chiba & Norimitsu Kaihou

School-Live, v. 1 by Sadoru Chiba & Norimitsu Kaihou - 178 pages

Kurumi thinks school is the best place ever.  She loves the classes and her extracurricular club -- School Living Club!  They just have to watch out for the zombies intent on killing them all.

This was interesting to read as it took a while to figure out that there had been a zombie apocalypse.  I'm interested to find out exactly what happened to Kurumi that she doesn't realize there has been one.