We Got Zombies On The Lawn Again, Ma by Donnie Smith

In fact, I found a few I might even be slightly interested in reading (well anything's better than watching bat crap dry). Have you ever looked at lists of funny book titles? There are some choice ones out there. I got the day off work and my choice of things to do are: watch the bat crap on the driveway get dry, reconcile my credit card statement or, look up lists of humorous book titles on Goodreads. Reading the List of Weird Book Titles is actually better than reading the books themselves.

It made me wish I lived next door to the dysfunctional Handel family so that I might get a closer glimpse at what goes on over there. I can’t remember the last time I laughed so much. I was intrigued by the fascinating main character's frequent nonchalance regarding the zombie menace, and I was continuously surprised by his sudden comical outbursts and antics nothing is out of bounds when it comes to the way Ax Handel treats the irrepressible zombies. Most refreshing-and thought provoking-was their often dangerously casual indifference toward the zombies. Readers who love to laugh will enjoy the very real personalities of the living, breathing characters and their earthiness, which makes for cheeky and hysterical dialogue.

The details make this book go, and it flies! It was nonstop hilarious-much better than most other books in this genre. Especially if you get a warm tingly feeling every time a zombie gets put in its place. Guaranteed fun! If you like zombies and you love to laugh, this book’s for you.

We Got Zombies On The Lawn Again, Ma by Donnie Smith