Status Updates From Zoo

I can't tell if I like Oz yet.

There's nothing wrong with him; I just haven't gotten a good feel for his personality, which is a little strange considering that, besides the prologue, he's the one I've been reading about.

I'm can't tell if I like Oz, yet.

There's nothing wrong with him, I just haven't gotten a good feel for his personality, which is a little strange considering that, besides the prologue, he's the one I've been reading about.

Those timelines don't feel like they match up, but okay.

The world was becoming a zoo, without cages."

This is a good line; it reminds me of the one-liners that the MCs in action movies say.

I know he hasn't washed those pajama pants in like weeks. I don't know how I know this, but I know.

I think the saddest part of this book is the fact that a lot of people really do love these animals.

I mean, Larson just spent two pages talking about how much he loves the lions and how he tries to take care of them the best he can.

I didn't really expect to feel this emotional just nine pages in. I mean, I knew I was going to, but nine pages in is a little crazy.

I think this book is going to hurt me.

Everything always happens over the 4th of July.

I think this book is going to hurt me.

Like almost everyone on this planet, I adore animals, and I can't help but feel like this book is going to break my heart, and I haven't even started it yet.