You Are So Undead To Me

You Are So Undead To Me brings a twisted spin to the typical zombies and zombie hunters. In fact, instead of zombie hunters, there are zombies therapists. How interesting!

What I loved most about You Are So Undead To Me is the very adorable and incredibly entertaining plot. Especially this one part where a zombie sees Megan in the nude and the reason why he came out of the grave was to see a girl nude and now that he saw Megan nude, he was satisfied. I thought that scene was probably one of the most funniest and hilarious scene&ever. Oh, and the whole idea of zombie shrinks? That was amazing and totally original. I also loved how Stacey twisted a usually dark and morbid topic into something totally different lighthearted and entertaining.

The characters were interesting as well. Megan is so oblivious but that made her more entertaining than usual. And her crush, Ethan, also her childhood friend who she had conveniently forgotten after her accident, is back and looking hotter than ever. [Hes yummy sounding!!!!] I am in love with him. Hes so sweet and its obvious he cares about her even though shes a loser sophomore while hes this freaking hot college student. He always feels guilty though especially whenever she gets hurt because he feels like he has some sort of responsibility over her. I couldnt tell if I enjoyed that or not. However, other than his guiltiness, I loved him. Totally.

And the ending was, unfortunately, pretty predictable. At first I couldnt guess who the culprits were but then, when Megan started suspecting this certain person, I could automatically see that person being the culprit. It wasnt as impossible as Megan had imagined and thats the reason why she couldnt see it. Other than that, the ending was one of those typical happily-ever-after scenes but we all need that, dont we?

The cover is so cute. I never realized that it was a skull; I had always assumed that it was a soccer ball or something. It wasnt until I got a hold of a copy that I realized that I was totally wrong. But the cover gave a pretty interesting illustration of the book which I admire.