Review for The Last Kids on Earth and the Midnight Blade
The 5th book and this time bigger baddies, zombie radios/hive mind, and a blade that may change outcomes.
Review for The Last Kids on Earth and the Cosmic Beyond
The fourth book in this action-packed, hilarious, fantastic series! This time new villains, friendships get tested, and it is Christmas!
Teaser Tuesday ~ The Last Kids on Earth and the Cosmic Beyond
Today is 12-1 so I decided on page 121.
SLAM!
There’s the snow bank. I’m tossed into flight, and Meathook stumbles.
MEATHOOK DOWN!
The shield lands hard on the street. It’s all balck ice. I’m about to flip, but then-
‘GOTCHA, DUDE!’ June shouts.
I look down – June has me by my wrist. I lunge and grab Quint’s hand. Quint swings then clings to Dirk. ‘Human action geek chain!’ I exclaim. ‘I love it!’
Review for The Last Kids on Earth Survival Guide
Are you ready to learn all there is about The Last Kids on Earth? Want to do fun games and more? Then dive into this delightful Survival Guide!
Waiting on Wednesday ~ Last Kids on Earth Survival Guide
Monday’s First Sentence ~ The Last Kids on Earth and the Cosmic Beyond
So, we are about to be astro-blasted.
Review for The Last Kids on Earth and the Nightmare King
Another monsterific book in the Last Kids on Earth series! It is the third book and it brings excitement, prophetic dreams, hope for humanity, but also sadness. There was never a boring moment while reading.
First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ The Last Kids on Earth and the Nightmare King
Want to know what the most fantastically radical game ever is?
I can tell you.
It’s Real-Life Super Mario Kart.
And we’re playing it right now.
Review for The Last Kids on Earth and the Zombie Parade
A wonderful sequel to the first book! Giggles, zombies, monsters, pizza, what could you possibly want more? 😛
First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ The Last Kids on Earth and the Zombie Parade
OK, so… we are goign to be eaten. Devoured. Swallowed whole in bits. Really, whole or bits? Does it matter? Really, whole or bits? Does it matter? Bottom line: EATEN.
‘Cause, see that train-sized beast behind us? It’s not a train. It’s a humongo worm monster.
The Wormungulous.