The Perfect Escape

This story follows two teenagers who have rhyming names - Nate and Kate. Kate is the daughter of like, Tony Stark in their world with all the new inventions and technology. Nate is our Korean guy who is your normal smart student who goes to school through his scholarship. They will meet at a zombie-themed park where they work. They both love zombies and need money. But mostly Nate - he's always in need of money. He has big ambitious dreams that centered around money. While Kate, who is rich, just wanted to escape all the money that she has. So they joined this Zombiegeddon-like competition where it was like The Amazing Race but with zombies. Will they be able to bring home the price? or the zombies will take them down alive? You'll get to find out if those zombies are real or not. What I like about the story is that it has references in the things that I am familiar with. Like for example, Harry Potter and books, zombies, The Walking Dead, Zombiegeddon, and World War Z. Of course the feels of being a teenager once and the perks of it. I can also relate with the Asian family of Nate. I also like that it is a light read that you can finish in just one sitting making you feel good. So of course, I didn't despise the story but those evil characters - the greedy ones who have lots of money who felt like they can do anything because they have the means. The setting is first located in the city but they will be moving to this zombie-themed park. The story is mostly filled with zombies and teenager things. The romance between the two characters was so cute! Their realizations when they felt like they're into each other was adorable. This is a perfect summer read for young adult readers. Every character in this book was so cute! But they made me realize things. The ending was nice and all but I still want more. A sequel where both of them will grow up, a book that I'll be looking forward to if ever. Maybe, in that time, it wouldn't be just zombies or bad people they will be running from. Thinking of these excites me so much! This book taught me that money is not everything. Money can buy lots of physical things and can make the world go round because of its manipulation. But you know what? There are priceless things that money can't buy which makes them more worthy. Love and happiness can't be bought with money. But they can be repaid by the same love and happiness that you can give. You can expect lots of corny jokes from them and cheesy teenager feels. Reading this book makes me feel so light as if I was floating. This will make you feel good and happy at the same time which is perfect if you're having a slump from chaotic big books.