This is more of a doomsday survival-lite guide than anything else, with fun injections of traditional Zpoc scenarios. If it is approached as more of a beginners guide to surviving a disaster, it is an informative little entry level manual. It won't impress the more exacting brand of preppers. There is some useful information, and some that doesn't serve much of a purpose other than to be able to say it touched on the topic (and padded the book out). This isn't comprehensive and, for most, it isn't even very practical. I am, of course, talking about it as a prepper book...if you are thinking I am taking it seriously for a zombie apocalypse, you probably have more pressing matters to concern yourself with than my review. Your medication, for example.
I digress.
The bottom line: If you are looking for a fun gift or something to flip open at a party, this should do the trick. If you're looking for a real doomsday prepper book, this isn't it. I'm assuming most would fall into the former, and therefore heartily recommend it on the grounds of amusing entertainment.
I'd like to thank Net Galley and the publisher Smart Pop for providing a copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinion, which this is.
THREE STARS
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