World War Z

I've read another book. I chose World War Z as my Halloween "scary" read. Well, for the second year in a row, I chose badly. This book wasn't scary really. The author, Max Brooks did an interesting job with this book. He wrote it as a series of interviews 'after the fact'. The war has ended, millions of people dead, millions more have been re-animated into Zombies. The post interviews range from typically families to military personnel. The entire world was affected by the attack of the Zombies. Countries failed by reacting to the attacks with military force. And of course, the more men they lost, the more men the Zombies got. You can't kill the dead. Hell, I figured that out. I would think someone who enjoys historical war books would like this piece of fiction. It really is almost believable. I just don't feel I got the scary bang for my buck. "Should I read this ryan charisma?" Well honestly, if war & history are your thing, sure. But otherwise, this book is only mediocre.