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Title	:	The Dead (The Enemy #2)
Author	:	Charlie Higson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 485 pages
Published	:	May 20th 2014 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (first published September 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Horror. Zombies. Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia

The Dead (The Enemy #2)

Charlie Higson

Paperback | Pages: 485 pages

Rating: 4.3 | 10765 Users | 925 Reviews

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The Dead is the second book in Charlie Higson's jaw-dropping zombie horror series for teens.

Everyone over the age of fourteen has succumbed to a deadly zombie virus and now the kids must keep themselves alive. A terrible disease is striking everyone over the age of fourteen. Death walks the streets. Nowhere is safe.

Maxie, Blue and the rest of the Holloway crew aren't the only kids trying to escape the ferocious adults who prey on them. Jack and Ed are best friends, but their battle to stay alive tests their friendship to the limit as they go on the run with a mismatched group of other kids - nerds, fighters, misfits. And one adult, Greg, a butcher, who claims he's immune to the disease. They must work together if they want to make it in this terrifying new world.

But when fresh disaster threatens to overwhelm London, they realize they won't all survive...

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Original Title:	The Dead
ISBN:	1484721454 (ISBN13: 9781484721452)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Enemy #2

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The Dead is only the second book in The Enemy series but it is hands down, one of the greatest books I've ever read! The Dead was intense, gory, heartbreaking and so much more. All the characters were fantastic! I'm still not over the deaths of some of the characters, ngl. Charlie Higson, why must you create these amazing characters, make us get attached to them and then have them gruesomely killed off?? Seriously though, The Dead was absolutely phenomenal! The ending was perfect; I definitely

I really like this book it's incredible! I've read the whole series it's good but I like the best all I can say is READ THIS

"Don't talk to the driver when the bus is in motion, or the driver will shoot you. Got that?"GAH.I am experiencing a real problem right about now, because there are SO MANY THINGS I would like to convo about regarding this book, but guess how many of my friends (real-life or on GR) have read this? You guessed it: zero. I repeat, GAH.So, anyway. This is the sequel/prequel to The Enemy, but it follows a (mostly) different set of characters. This frustrated me for a good bit of the book, but I did

His descriptions are so gory and detailed. The bubbling puss-filled sores ARE SO REAL! More please!!

Just like in the first book, its action packed from the start and keeps up the pace throughout with the book. Some of the incidents would look brilliantly on film! But its the quiet bits where the traumatized children are trying to make sense of their new world that really hit home. Higson knows his zombie lore and like Robert Kirkman (author of The Walking Dead) he has the worrying trait of killing off his heroes, so giving the reader a real sense of dread when the zombies attack. My favourite

Dystopian fiction seems to be the new craze in YA literature, and I couldn't be happier! I've come across some astoundingly good stories in the last few months. This week I'm looking at one of the most brutal: The Dead, by Charlie Higson.The basic premise of the book is that only children under the age of fourteen survive a disease which turns everyone else into flesh-hungry maniacs who would be best described as Zombies, although they aren't dead.It is left to the children to survive and try to

The action in this book takes place just over a year BEFORE everything that happened in The Enemy.What a wild ride. I read 120 pages today to finish the book - that's how addicting it was. The writing is fantastic. In this book we follow a group of kids trying to get to safety away from the Sickos, which is what they call the zombies in this book. They spend a good deal of time on a school bus, until the driver becomes sick, and they arrive at a museum, where they have to make peace with the