"World War Z: an oral history of the zombie war" by Max Brooks

Saw the movie with Brendan in Fredericton, and enjoyed it, so bought the book. There's very little similarity between the 2. I liked the book very much because it treated the problem realistically, and on a global scale. The one issue I had with it was that due to the format of survivor tales, it was difficult to remember individuals, so I missed a few unifying threads, I think.