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Not bad, it was a fairly gory fantasy with a lot of dying and r@pe. The writing was good but not particularly my cup of tea!

A refreshing view on the history and harm of evangelicalism in America. Very eye opening, educational, and entertaining.

I had high expectations, like a fun dystopian with a little social commentary.
Nope. This had evolved monsters, a pandemic, walls, etc. I didn't mind that.
I'm just... confused. I feel like comic books shouldn't be confusing because they're visual. This book had about... 7 main characters to keep track of, in under 200 pages. It was a complicated story that tried to cram itself into a very limited number of pages.

I'm not going to rate this because it's more of a memoir than anything else, but whoa. Zahnd writes a meanful and moving letter to the church about the true meaning of being a Christian and love and what it means to remove our nationalist ideology from our faith.

An insightful and unbiased look into extremism in America by someone who is familiar with the topic. If Johnson came out with a book like this about specific domestic extremist groups, I would absolutely read it!

A lot of the designs were cute and the diagrams/instructions were well done!

This is a short and sweet book with amazing art and encouraging little phrases- just what I needed in a time of doubt and difficulty.