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Jillybean & The First Giants
Six-year-old Jillybean finds herself alone for the first time in months. She’s in between wars, assassins aren’t after her, and she hasn’t killed anyone, accidentally or on purpose in almost an entire week.
What ever will she do with herself?
If you know anything about Jillybean the answer is unsurprising: She destroys a million-dollar racing car, sets a town on fire, falls in love, and awakens the first of the hideous giant zombies that will eventually come to rule the world and drive humanity into the sewers where they will scrounge like rats, pecking out a bleak existence.
In other words, a slow Monday for Jillybean.
What ever will she do with herself?
If you know anything about Jillybean the answer is unsurprising: She destroys a million-dollar racing car, sets a town on fire, falls in love, and awakens the first of the hideous giant zombies that will eventually come to rule the world and drive humanity into the sewers where they will scrounge like rats, pecking out a bleak existence.
In other words, a slow Monday for Jillybean.
107 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 26, 2018
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About the author
Peter Meredith
59 books666 followersPeter Meredith is the multi-genre author of an author of 35 novels in a variety of genres: Horror, zombies, post-apocalypse and Fantasy. Some of his creative work includes The Trilogy of Void, The Hidden Lands series, The Sacrificial Daughter, A Perfect America, Sprite and The Apocalypse Undead World.
Having tried his hand in real estate, as an emergency room nurse, and a CEO of a national lighting company, he has come to find that his true addiction is as an author.
Having tried his hand in real estate, as an emergency room nurse, and a CEO of a national lighting company, he has come to find that his true addiction is as an author.
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September 9, 2018
Giants
A great story about our favorite little charmer Jillybean .You never know where a story about Jillybean is going to take you but you can bet it will not be boring and you will get a few laughs when it comes to Jilly and Ipes. You know Ipes can talk some crap when he has a mind to.
A great story about our favorite little charmer Jillybean .You never know where a story about Jillybean is going to take you but you can bet it will not be boring and you will get a few laughs when it comes to Jilly and Ipes. You know Ipes can talk some crap when he has a mind to.
October 16, 2018
Never Disappointed
I've read all of Peter Meredith works and have yet to be disappointed. Jillybean is one of my favorite characters and so happy the timeline is being filled in because crazy or not I wondered what happened during these times. All his books are wonderful and I was unable to put them down.
I've read all of Peter Meredith works and have yet to be disappointed. Jillybean is one of my favorite characters and so happy the timeline is being filled in because crazy or not I wondered what happened during these times. All his books are wonderful and I was unable to put them down.
October 29, 2018
Fantastic..
...book continuation of the story of Jellybean!!! Not a lot of action but very intriguing if you've been following her post-apocalyptic life!!! Looking forward to many more of her adventures!!!
...book continuation of the story of Jellybean!!! Not a lot of action but very intriguing if you've been following her post-apocalyptic life!!! Looking forward to many more of her adventures!!!
September 12, 2018
Spot on
Simply love jillybean. She has to be one of the best characters ever written. Once again another class offering from this author.
Simply love jillybean. She has to be one of the best characters ever written. Once again another class offering from this author.
February 14, 2020
Another insightful story of Jillybean - hero or monster?
Seven year old Jillybean is caught with her pants down. Really! As a 1.6 million-dollar McLaren P1 turns Betty Lou, her magnificent purple bicycle, into a few pounds of scrap iron, Jillybean is hiding under a bridge. Nobody but Ipes saw her graceful cannonball splashing the sky, but somebody was about to see her in her alltogether. He was so good-looking that even seven year-old Jill was momentarily interested, until she remembered that he had killed Betty Lou and WORSE, had sent her backpack sack of cookies flying into the ditch! Probably broke every one of her Oreos (there's an old joke there somewhere).
So begins a great story and a memorable relationship that can only be Jillybean. Another great read by a master storyteller. Try it, you'll like it, or I'm not Mikey!
Seven year old Jillybean is caught with her pants down. Really! As a 1.6 million-dollar McLaren P1 turns Betty Lou, her magnificent purple bicycle, into a few pounds of scrap iron, Jillybean is hiding under a bridge. Nobody but Ipes saw her graceful cannonball splashing the sky, but somebody was about to see her in her alltogether. He was so good-looking that even seven year-old Jill was momentarily interested, until she remembered that he had killed Betty Lou and WORSE, had sent her backpack sack of cookies flying into the ditch! Probably broke every one of her Oreos (there's an old joke there somewhere).
So begins a great story and a memorable relationship that can only be Jillybean. Another great read by a master storyteller. Try it, you'll like it, or I'm not Mikey!
October 28, 2019
A delicious glimpse into the world of a 7-year-old Jillibean.
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September 20, 2018An excellent look back at the beloved "Mad Queen" in her early days in the Apocalypse, this takes you back to her time alone"wandering in the Wilderness" so to speak and a bit more insight into what made her who she was. She meets what must be the inspiration for her friend Chris and it was great to see her interacting with the "real" Chris. I have never read a Jillybean adventure that didn't make me laugh, and cry, and learn something new.
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