First off, I want to say "I HATE YOU MIRA, SO SO MUCH!". Sigh. Well this is probably ironic coz without the reason of my hating her, I would've loved her entirely. Since I don't usually state any type of spoilers that would give away the plot of the story, I will just leave it to you, especially the ones who are planning to read this and I'd bet YOU'll also probably feel the same, especially when you'd come to terms in the end part. Right now, I'd have to mum in the matter of the reason of my hating. Anyhow, it is in my emotional disposition and intellectual aftershocking condition (yes, while I'm typing this, I am still in an aftershock) that I must not forget to say "HANDS DOWN" when it comes to how this book gave a big-time impact on me. And I guess it's utterly safe to say that I will never forget this book. Ever. Especially when I'd deal with the fact that I bawled my eyes out along with the feeling of the shock that I'd never expected to come that made me so numb and yeah. I was deeply in shock. Not entirely for the reason of a certain outcome of the book, even though it was in the first place, but it's because of how I don't want 'it' to happen and how I felt like I was in that certain scene when it did happen. What I felt toward "UNWIND by Neal Shushterman" was the same with how I felt toward this book yet, when it comes to the impact? This book precedes Unwind. I love the world Mira created even though I got so bored at the first couple of pages but would turn out so good when you know how to cope with the world and its unfairness Mira is depicting. I love this book and its characters, especially Shaun and Georgia ->(she's totally cool!). I came to explore the highly-industrialized world of news, journalism and political society and how they circulate along with the mayhem (zombies) that disrupted their world for years. Surely you wouldn't want to miss this mind-blowing ride of a book!