Wow. That's really all I have to say about this book. You know, I used to say that the reason I'm scared of zombies the most out of all the supernatural beings we've thought up is because they're uncaring. Unfeeling. They're mindless killing machines, and while in the past other beings like werewolves, vampires and ghosts were viewed the same, or with a similar fear, those other creatures have been humanized and crafted into something we can sympathize with. They're tortured souls trapped by circumstance, but still trying their best to live life. Zombies on the other hand, are just... zombies. Or they were. Now, with "Warm Bodies," zombies are capable of thinking, feeling, and even the possibility of them reverting back to their old selves doesn't seem too out of reach. 
 Isaac Marion did a wonderful job with this (hopefully the movie will do it justice--fingers crossed!), and I can't wait to see what else this series holds.