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Book Name: Empire
Author: David Dunwoody
Publisher: Permuted Press
City: Doesn’t say....
Vocabulary- List the word, syllabicate it, write the page number you found it on, what it means to you and rewrite the sentence that used the word in book.
Unusual Word 1: eroding
Page number: 16
Definition: v.
1. To wear away by or as if by abrasion.
2. To eat into; ulcerate.
Sentence as used in story:
Write the sentence in quotation marks.
“The imaginary lines that defined the United States were eroding every day.”
Unusual Word 2: non-perishables
Page number: 2o
Definition: Food that does not go "off" or grow mold or need to be kept in the refrigerator.
Sentence as used in story:
Write the sentence in quotation marks.
“Soup, ramen, seasoning, powered milk, all non-perishables.
Summary - The book started out on the first chapter with a letter, that pretty went out to everyone. It stated that everyone has the right to stay in the “badlands” (which are the areas not controlled by the government, and zombies are everywhere) or they could move into small cities that were trying to protect the people.The books about Death, himself coming into the world to stop the undead plague. In the next chapter, a man who just after a car crash is greeted by Death, Death asks were the Senator Moorecourt is? He was the only survivor in the other car. With Death literally looking for and lumping away from the undead, Moorecourt find a place to hide in a small warehouse, only to find out that there are two very well self-preserved Zombies in the warehouse with him...
Review - I love everything about this book so far, somethings always happening and it keeps you on your toes. The chapter kinda of jumps around so I’m excited to see what I’ll read about next.
