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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled The Greatest Zombie Movie Ever about Justin, UpFans, However with the genre: Children's Books, Arts, Music & Photography.
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conversations.value: Gr 7 UpFans of comical storys rejoice as the author has hit the zombie trend on its head with this one. Justin just wants to make a perfect movieno big deal, right? However, he is 15 years old, he has to shoot the film in one month, and his grandmother is funding his project. And his crush is the leading actress on the project. What ensues are laugh-out-loud moments of friends overcoming obstacles, and readers will be wondering if Justin will ever finish that film. From the warning at the beginning of the story through the double epilogue, the author walks the line of balancing the right amount of humor without it overtaking the entire story. Fans of his previous work will not be disappointed by this title. Aspiring filmmakers, zombie movie fans, and reluctant readers should be entertained by this title. VERDICT A worthy addition to any library's collection.Stephanie Charlefour, Wixom Public Library, MI
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conversations.value: Stephanie Charlefour, Wixom Public Library, MI. Justin just wants to make a perfect movieno big deal, right? However, he is 15 years old, he has to shoot the film in one month, and his grandmother is funding his project. And his crush is the leading actress on the project. What ensues are laugh-out-loud moments of friends overcoming obstacles, and readers will be wondering if Justin will ever finish that film. From the warning at the beginning of the story through the double epilogue, the author walks the line of balancing the right amount of humor without it overtaking the entire story. Fans of his previous work will not be disappointed by this title. Aspiring filmmakers, zombie movie fans, and reluctant readers should be entertained by this title. VERDICT A worthy addition to any library's collection.Gr 7 UpFans of comical storys rejoice as the author has hit the zombie trend on its head with this one.
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conversations.value: The Greatest Zombie Movie Ever
  Ms. Weager removed her glasses, which looked like they could double as a tool for gutting fish. "I appreciate your creativity," she said, sounding insincere. "But this is not appropriate material, and your request is denied."
  Justin wanted to protest, but at the same time he didn't want her to push a button and open a trapdoor beneath him.
  Justin thanked her for her time and left the principal's office. A couple of other kids were seated outside, awaiting their grim fate. One of them was Patrick, who probably had his own "Reserved for Patrick Sartin" seat in detention. Usually he ended up in detention for mouthing off to teachers and for light vandalism, but he'd been suspended once for stealing somebody's jacket out of their locker. (He didn't even want it.) And there were rumors—though they were never confirmed—that he liked to start the occasional fire.
  Mr. Clark told a pretty blond girl that she could go in to see the principal. She wiped a tear from her eye, went into Ms. Weager's office, and shut the door behind her.
  Justin sat down next to Patrick. They'd shared a couple of classes and knew each other's names, but they weren't friendly enough that it was typical for Justin to sit down next to him and start talking.
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conversations.value: Gabe stopped walking and turned back. "I'm not taking my stuff. You're still welcome to use it. Just make sure you return it when you're done."
  Gabe looked at the remaining cookies, bit his lip, and then put back the four he'd taken. "You're right," he said in a quiet voice. "I don't deserve any cookies."
  Gabe walked away from the park. Justin wanted to shout additional negative comments at him, but the one about sucking his thumb had been a pretty devastating blow. Plus he didn't want to shout something less brutal that might detract from its impact.
  Justin hated that he was behaving like a tyrant. But when James Cameron directed a movie, people on the set had nervous breakdowns left and right. His films were all box office smashes, so he was doing something right. Maybe Justin needed to be even more of a tyrant.
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conversations.value: Justin's personal assistant, Melissa, who was also his girlfriend, dabbed at the tear with a handkerchief.
  Bobby watched the action in one of the monitors. He'd retired from his job as a sound engineer in favor of his role as an associate producer, which meant that he didn't really do anything but got his name prominently featured in the credits. Daisy did a much better job with the sound.
  In character as Veronica K-Aws (renamed because of a rights issue), Alicia pointed her twin machine guns at the horde of zombies, smiled, and pulled the triggers.
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conversations.value: So sign up now to receive exclusive offers, bonus content, and always be the first to get the scoop on what's new!.
  Bobby watched the action in one of the monitors. He'd retired from his job as a sound engineer in favor of his role as an associate producer, which meant that he didn't really do anything but got his name prominently featured in the credits. Daisy did a much better job with the sound.
  In character as Veronica K-Aws (renamed because of a rights issue), Alicia pointed her twin machine guns at the horde of zombies, smiled, and pulled the triggers.Justin's personal assistant, Melissa, who was also his girlfriend, dabbed at the tear with a handkerchief.