Supernatural Hero and the Zombies (Book 3) by Eran Gadot Illustrated by Salit Krac

Supernatural Hero and the Zombies

Supernatural Hero and the Zombies is the 3rd book in the series. Andy has a new battle to win in order to save the ones he love. The toughest battle yet...

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About Eran Gradot

Eran Gadot is an award winning author. Gadot is married and a father to three children and two cats. He is proud to have ADHD and loves the fact that writing is the only way for him to focus on one thing. In his younger years he owned Pet Coffee, the first coffee place for dogs and their owners. He then opened a new coffee place, No Bill, where customers were free to pay as they please. He was the co-founder and CEO of a small high-tech company which was later sold to Playtech.

He is currently one of the owners of an advertising agency, works as the head of the creative department. His love for sports got him to be owner of a sports live scores website and an enthusiastic tennis player. He also has helped producing several independent films.

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If they only knew how hard it was for a zombie to go to school...

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Cover Reveal! 'Uh-Oh...We turned our brother into a Zombie?' by K.B. Miller

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A new children's book series from Amazon bestselling author K.B. Miller

Blurb:

Witches, Magic, and Zombies, oh my! 

That's what's in store for Abby, Kenzie and Caleb Stewart when one of them checks out a mysterious book out of the library on Halloween.

As the magic spells fly from the book, an evil witch is released and Caleb is turned into his Halloween costume...a Zombie.

This Halloween will be a whole new adventure for Abby, Kenzie and Caleb Stewart. Will Abby and Hannah be able to reverse the mixed up spell? Or, will their little brother be a zombie forever?

Spooky fun and adventure is on its way in 'Uh-Oh, We turned our brother into a ...Zombie?'

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'How Not to Train a Zombie' by Annie Rachel Cole Blurb Blitz Tour

HOW NOT TO TRAIN A ZOMBIE!!

by Annie Rachel Cole

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BLURB:

How does a thirteen-year old become the most popular kid in 8th grade? He trains a zombie to be a pet... And that's exactly what Max Taylor plans to do, even if he had to lie, steal, and lose his best friend in the process.

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Read an excerpt:

Max walked over to the table in the back of the room where Eddy sat, put his backpack on the floor, and plopped down in the empty chair.

Eddy looked up from the science book, shook his head, and went back to reading.

“What are you reading?” asked Max.

Eddy ignored the question and kept reading.

Max rolled his eyes. “I’ve got a really cool idea for a science project.”

“I’ve already got a project.”

“But you haven’t even heard what my idea is.”

Eddy looked up from the science book. “If it has anything to do with zombies, I don’t want to hear it. That’s all I’ve heard about since dad spoke at Career Day.” He turned his attention back to the book.

Max bit his lip. “Then you’ll like my idea, because it has nothing to do with zombies.” He put on his best smile. The same smile he used when he was trying to convince his mom he wasn’t up to something.

Eddy closed the book and sighed. “And what is your idea?” He turned and looked at Max, not at all convinced that Max’s idea had nothing to do with zombies.

“I was thinking that we could—that could—”

“That we could what? Try to train a zombie or something as equally stupid or dangerous?” asked Eddy.

Max glanced at the posters covering the wall. His eyes stopped on the poster depicting the solar system.

“Well?” asked Eddy.

“I was thinking we could do something with the solar system.”

“The solar system?”

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AUTHOR Bio and Links:

I live in Texas with my husband, son, and two cats who think they run the place. I read, write, play Texas Hold’em poker (I'm actually part of a local league), and occasionally I compete in BBQ competitions with my husband. Our team name is Outcast Cookers. I also teach in a public school.

My likes include: a wide variety of music (see my play list for book 2 on my blog), Star Trek (My son got me a signed picture of Patrick Stewart which sits on my desk.), Star Wars, Grimm (TV series), winter (though we don’t have snow), the holiday season, coffee, hot tea (with cream and sweetener), pizza (no anchovies though), puzzles, Edgar Allan Poe, Ray Bradbury, and JK Rowling.

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Review of 'Zombie Kid Diaries Vol. 2: Grossery Games'

The Zombie craziness continues in the second installment of the series. Bill's mom now has a job as a greeter at Mal-Mart, thanks to her super-duper zombie reflexes helping to take down a shoplifter. Bill is all excited about the annual "Spanksgiving Day Spectacular" fighting game tournament that is coming up. He needs to save some face after being beaten by a girl who loves Hiya Kitty in the last book. Unfortunately, his plans are almost thwarted by a mandatory class field trip to an overnight camp the same weekend.

His new zombie side effects are claws that grow out of his feet and hands. The only way to cut them is to chew them off. Gross. The school bully is filming a new TV show in which kids have to eat bugs if they lose whatever game he chooses to play. The school staff is even supporting it!

He spends his time plotting how to make a break from camp to the video game challenge while also dodging anything that will out him as a zombie. We also finally hear his theory on how he and his mom were turned into zombies, which was missing from the first story.

I didn't like this book as much as the first one, but it was still entertaining. I think kids are going to enjoy it no matter what. There is a third installment due out called Walking Dad that looks promising.

Review of 'The Zombie Kid Diaries Vol. 1: Playing Dead'

I have never been a big fan of zombies and have been somewhat skeptical of these "diaries" series that have been coming out in full force lately. But Zombie Kid Diaries: Playing Dead had me laughing out loud on the very first page. I don't know how many younger readers will understand the concept of the dog Rickrolling as "Never Gonna Give You Up" plays as the ringtone from the phone he swallowed, but it sent me rolling.

Our devoted diary writer, Bill, lives with his mom and is attending middle school. His father is in jail, after a botched arson attempt trying to secure some money after losing his job. Mom's new job is volunteering for medical research for money. His goal in middle school is to be invisible and barely skate by, so that he can stay out of AP classes and fulfill his dream of being a professional gamer.

Middle school is a pain, of course, and his mom is acting funny. She is shuffling instead of walking, her face is droopy, and she is highly uncoordinated. He is starting to notice weird smells at school, like chocolate syrup. He can eat worms, which now taste like candy, and prefers the taste of moldy cereal to regular cereal. His farts cause people to pass out. Yup, he's a zombie.

His new tastes are going to turn a human's stomach, as diced earthworms and roadkill are not a delicacy in my household. You'll find yourself squealing with disgust and snickering as he learns to make his way through his new role in life.



I received an eARC of this book through NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.