Max BrooksDevolution: A Firsthand Account of the Rainier Sasquatch Massacre

I really enjoyed this book and when they make the movie I'll definitely go see it. This was my first Max Brooks book. I like his writing style. The book is so fast paced you blink and your finished the entire book. Only negatives are really from my own bias opinions.At times, it reads like a corny 80's horror movie, with me subconsciously yelling at the characters to do this.. do that.. I struggled with the realism of the main character who was essentially a dud, rising to the occasion and becoming a rambo. (Going rogue at the end. Bs) In the real word hard work and life experience make people rise to the occasion and this character just seemed like a stand alone shut in. Then again... the book is about Bigfoot! so what am I talking about. Lol. It's a great fictional book.

«Guerra Mundial Z» me parece una de las mejores formas de reinventar la novela-diario-crónica... Aquí Max intenta aplicar de nuevo la fórmula, pero los resultados no son tan espectaculares, aunque no por eso menos disfrutables. 100% recomendable como "novela ligera" para quien guste de la mezcla de géneros (Crónica+SciFi+Monstruos+Supervivencia+etc). Una lástima que Netflix no se ponga vivo. Podría haber sacado una serie de 10-12 muy buenos capítulos. (Ah!... Preferí leerla en inglés. No sé qué tal esté la traducción al español.)

alles ok

La historia es muy buena y el libro precioso, viene en pasta dura, aunque la cubierta de la portada es quita pon, la pasta es totalmente blanca solo incluye el título en el lomo.

A good effort from Max Brooks. Not as good as World War Z, but it would be hard to top that epic. This book is unique in its subject matter. I found it to be an interesting creature feature that had a few character twists and remained interesting to the end. The best parts of the book involved the stalking of the main characters by the antagonists, it was quite chilling at times and fits the lore associated with Sasquatch. Overall a recommend.