I didn't think I'd enjoy a zombie book as much as I enjoyed this one! 
 I absolutely loved the media/blogging aspect of Feed. As a Public Relations major and as a blogger myself, I appreciated the humor and the "insider" information throughout the novel. Georgia as a narrator was great, as well: she was tough yet compassionate, especially towards her brother. It's been quite awhile since I've read a book that had a nice sibling relationship, so that was a welcome surprise. 
 I have seen many negative reviews about Feed, saying that there's not enough zombie action. I personally thought that this was a good thing. The entire novel is set against the backdrop of a world that did suffer a zombie apocalypse, yes, but managed to bounce back (sort of) to re-establish a government, healthcare system, and media outlets. That, to me, is what made this book seem so realistic, unlike other zombie books I've read or TV shows I've watched (ahem, The Walking Dead). 
 If you're looking for a apocalyptic book that's entirely about zombies, this book probably isn't for you. If you're looking for a well-done sci-fi novel that deals with governmental corruption, media ethics, family bonds, and the occasional zombie attack, then I think Feed would be a great novel to pick up.