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A girl, her journal and the zombie apocalypse.
Emma is a brand new take on the end of the world as we know it. When a teenage girl receives a journal for her birthday, she's anything but excited. However, Emma will soon understand the significance of her place in history as the living slowly become extinct.
Emma is a brand new take on the end of the world as we know it. When a teenage girl receives a journal for her birthday, she's anything but excited. However, Emma will soon understand the significance of her place in history as the living slowly become extinct.
50 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 21, 2016
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May 23, 2016
Emma is a new perspective of the Zombie-apocalypse.
It's seen from the eyes of a teenage girl, and her diary.
When seventeen your old Emma got a diary as a birthday present from her dad, in front of all her friends, instead of the new flashy phone she wanted and even had shown him, and her parents brought clowns as entertainment instead of a DJ, she thought her life was over.
She figured there was no better way to make her grief known than to bash what had quickly become the worst birthday party ever, logging her bitching down onto the hated diary, and then leaving it laying around for all to see.
Little did she know, that in just a few weeks, the diary would be her ost valued possession.
It's seen from the eyes of a teenage girl, and her diary.
When seventeen your old Emma got a diary as a birthday present from her dad, in front of all her friends, instead of the new flashy phone she wanted and even had shown him, and her parents brought clowns as entertainment instead of a DJ, she thought her life was over.
She figured there was no better way to make her grief known than to bash what had quickly become the worst birthday party ever, logging her bitching down onto the hated diary, and then leaving it laying around for all to see.
Little did she know, that in just a few weeks, the diary would be her ost valued possession.
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