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In a quiet town where nothing ever happens, Max's ordinary life is shattered by a single bite that awakens an extraordinary destiny. Suddenly, he's not just a ten-year-old kid but the last line of defense against a world of supernatural terrors, from howling banshees to relentless zombies. |
Beautifully illustrated with captivating pictures. Dive into the adventure and get swept away into a haunting world where shadows lurk in every corner. |
Max must battle not only the monsters around him but also the growing darkness within. This thrilling tale follows a young hero's struggle to embrace his true nature and discover the strength to overcome the monster inside. |
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All of a sudden I was hungry...
Werewolf Max and the Midnight Zombiesby N. A. Davenport3/5I have this thing about werewolves, zombies and banshees, I mean, they scare the bejeebers out of me...always have. So why read a book about them? I wanted to find out what was so intriguing about this genre for a middlegrade reader.The book is a series...how many, I don’t know. Maybe when all the Zombies and Banshees have been killed off? The main characters are Max and his friend, Tim. I met the werewolf gang who seemed to be a most unlikely crew at best. Pete is the leader and has been a werewolf for the past hundred years. The characters are sketchy...pretty much only bone but the potential is there for so much more. They are still developing as is the story line. The history is missing and that’s what grabbed me.This book is full of appetizers. But the meat of the story is yet to be told. So much history of how it all began is left dangling in front of your face as if daring you to take a bite. And a bite I took and then another. It was addicting. I turned off my Kindle, got up to look out the window and stared up at the full moon. A slight quiver ran through me. All of a sudden I was hungry...Parental Note: This book is geared for middle grade ages 9 to 13. I didn’t think it was terrifyingly scary but it is about scary creatures who do a lot of fighting and killing. However, there are also subtle “life lessons” such as teamwork, cooperation, standing up for someone were well placed throughout the book.
