No. Just no. 
 I've had my eye on this book for some time now. The concept sounded super fun, but it had very mixed reviews so I was a little leery of it. Finally I just picked it up at the library and powered through. I kind of wish I'd left it there on the shelf. Though I can see how other people might get some enjoyment out of Alice in Zombieland, it was clearly not for me. These are a couple of things that annoyed me: 
 - This book has absolutely zero to do with Alice in Wonderland. This was the aspect of the story I was most looking forward to and I was sorely disappointed. The only thing even baring the slightest resemblance to the story is the fact that the MC's name is Alice and she occasionally sees a cloud shaped like a rabbit in the sky. That's it. I mean, I wasn't expecting the richness of the world in a novel like Splintered or anything, but I also didn't think I'd be flat out lied to by the title and summary. 
 - Alice has to be one of the most unlikeable heroines I've ever had the displeasure to read about. I understand that she's a grieving sixteen year old girl, so I had some sympathy for her for that, but I have to draw the line somewhere. She constantly puts herself in danger unnecessarily and realistically she should have died like three times. She's incredibly ditzy and immature - her inner monologue made me want to stab myself half the time, it was just so whiny and bad. I get that it was meant to be witty and clever, but I didn't get that at all. 
 - Oh, it's been such a long time since I ran into you, my age-old enemy, insta-love. Okay, maybe not that long, but it's been a while since it was this terrible. The second Alice lays eyes on Cole, he's all she can think about and vise versa. There is, of course, some drama concerning his ex-girlfriend and that fact that every other boy immediately wants to date Alice. Maybe I'm just getting too old, but I really don't enjoy this catty, toxic high school environment. Cole is a carbon copy of all bad-boy figures in young adult fiction. I have literally forgotten everything about him and I finished the book last night. Except that he was a major jerk. 
 - Basically, all the characters are very superficial and don't feel real. Alice's best friend, Kat, was the only one that was somewhat okay. I liked the loyal friendship between the two of them. All of Cole's friends were basically his lapdogs who jumped to do his bidding and failed to take on any sort of personality. The adults of the book are just kind of there. 
 - The pacing in this book is so weird! It's like high school drama, ohmygod I love Cole, fight scene, drama, Cole is being mean, fight scene, fight scene, Cole, drama . . . and on and on we go. It was very jarring and not pleasant. 
 - The climax of the story is clunky and thrown together I literally had to re-read parts of it because stuff was happening so fast and by this point it was difficult to care (and not root for the zombies). The lore itself was kind of sketchy - the characters have to separate themselves from their bodies in a spirit form in order to fight, and the backstory of where the zombies came from really makes no sense. Basically they exist because evil exists. (view spoiler)[And Dr. Wight's betrayal was so cheesy. She's a prime example of a cardboard cutout villain, I rolled my eyes so hard at her dumb lines. (hide spoiler)] 
 So . . . yeah. Not recommended. 
 1 star