Moore Zombies: Zombie World

By Wendy Knuth

Where can zombies mingle amongst humans without being detected? At Zombie World! The Moore zombie children are asked by their Pop to help out with some of the attractions. Gothina and Baby Zom dress up humans into zombies. Broheimer and Kamper give a tour of the Creepy Show. However, the kids soon realize they are being followed. When everyone gets together at the Brain Food Court, things turn up missing. Who is to blame, and what will be done about it? Find out at Zombie World!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Wendy Knuth
• Release date: Mar 10, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370505395

Wendy Knuth

After playing video games with her children, Wendy Knuth was inspired to write books about zombies for kids. She hopes that humans of every age will enjoy reading these books as much as she loved writing them. Wendy is happily married to an old, bald guy, and they live in Arizona, where they continue to raise their two zoners.

Book preview

Chapter 1

Moore Fun

It is a beautiful undead day at the Moore house. Broheimer and Kamper are hanging out in the kitchen. Their stay-at-home Mombie is busy making tomato popsicles.

Zombies love tomatoes and anything to do with tomatoes.

The two brothers are playing a fun game of tic-tac-toe with pen and paper. Broheimer has taught Kamper so well that every game now ends in a tie.

Broheimer states, This is pointless. There is no reason to keep playing.

Kamper says, Let’s play one more time. I’m sure I can beat you.

You are quite wrong, retorts Broheimer. However, I accept your challenge.

The boys take turns filling in another grid with x’s and o’s. Once again, there is no winner.

Oh, rats! Kamper declares.

Broheimer responds, You mean cats. It’s a cat’s game.

What does that mean? asks Kamper.

Broheimer answers, It means the game has ended in a tie. It’s a tie game.

Why do they call it a cat’s game? questions Kamper.

I believe it is called a cat’s game, Broheimer explains, because like a cat trying to catch its own tail, there is no winner.

Funny you should say that, says Mombie. Look!

Sure enough, Gothina’s cat wandered in and started chasing her tail. Her name is Four. She soon stops. Everyone laughs as they watch her eyes bounce around as if she were still spinning in circles.

Four is a strange kind of cat. She wears a skull necklace that Gothina put on her. She also wears glasses due to her poor eyesight. It is not clear if she is named Four because she wears glasses, has four legs, or has four lives left.

Mow! yelps Four.

Gothina walks in with Baby Zom on her shoulders. Baby Zom is holding Gargoy with her