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World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War is an oral history of an alternate universe in which the zombie apocalypse has taken place. I was really expecting this book to be a lot more silly and less serious. I also wasn't expecting to enjoy it, not being a big zombie fan, but I can honestly say that I was never bored listening to it. Instead of being the usual comic romp with Zombies, World War Z is more of a social and political commentary on today's society and our suggested reaction to "African Rabies." The author put a lot of thought into how certain populations and individuals might react in this situation and gave a surprisingly thoughtful picture of apocalyptic life.

I told myself I wasn't going to knit any more scarves, and then I found this book. I absolutely love this book. Its a great way to learn new techniques without having to worry about the dimensions too much.

Why did the an Empire that was no longer ruled from Rome - instead was ruled jointly in the periphery by highly romanised Gauls, Britons, Spaniards, North Africans, Italians collapse in the west - whilst in the East the maily Jewish-Coptic-Greek Eastern Empire survived? Had the Western Romans in Gibbons opinion really become pygimies? Or had the need for a central capital and Emperor become obsolete? Grant deals with various reasons 1. Religion and the affect pasive christainity had on the Empires resolve to fight 2. Lack of Roman idenity 3. Economy 4. Weak central control and fighting for purple 5. Decline of Roman Army Well worth reading - if only as an overview.

No surprise I loved this book! It's her autobiograpy, so it's a close as I'll ever come to actually meeting her. Her life was fascinating and tragic. Great read! Everyone should read it!