Happy Doomsday | 
bailedI‘d been saving this book for a while, until I was in the mood for dark humor. I was sorely disappointed and it ended with a DNF. There wasn‘t enough intrigue weaved into the character profiles that took up the first few chapters to drive me to want to read more. I knew more about the three characters‘ backstory than the one that was supposed to unfold.
“There really was an awful lot of dust everywhere. He could practically write his name on the mirror, looking back at himself through a gauze of his own dead skin cells, processed through the guts of dust mites.”
#QuotsyJan19 | 9: #Process
📷: Made with Typorama
1. Yeah, THAT happened last night. Thank the Old Gods and the New that it was only dry erase marker.
2. No traveling! Husband always has to work Black Friday so Thanksgiving is quiet for us.
3. Ready for November to just be over!
4. My work computer stuff.
5. Post apocalyptic book where (so far) only 3 kids are the survivors. So far so good! It seems very realistic in what would be happening immediately after an apocalypse 👍
@MinDea #HumpDayPost
I liked it...I didn't love it but i thought the plot was really interesting and could have possibly gone in many further directions.
Definitely not for the squeamish. Very long unnecessary gory violent scenes (mostly animals)... not that bad at first but becomes extremely repetitious. Eh ending. Seemed to go from very slow to "I'd better wrap this up in the last 20 pages or so". I could see a sequel working a lot out.
Everything about this book intrigued me. Let‘s see how it is!
Found myself a work-life balance this first full week back at school; a new year with my new students! “Primitive men would have been fine with the sun going around the earth, but it takes a woman to know that life revolves around the moon.” #girlpower
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Normally I love a good apocalypse, but my interest in this one died at about the same time as 99% of the population. The characters were different, but wishy-washy. And there was so much sudden animal death. It's definitely not one you want to read while eating... trust me.
Yesterday I turned 30 and it felt like an impending doomsday. 🎂 I always thought my life would be totally different by now. But, I'm trying a new way of looking at things, including reading.
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My Kindle first pick for August. This sounds fun! Hope to plow through my #MakeMeReadIt list to get to this one quickly 🤪
