The living dead are back and they mean business in Nothing Left to Ooze, book five of John Kloepfer's sidesplitting Zombie Chasers tween series, with illustrations by David DeGrand. After the original antidote wears off and millions of Americans suddenly rezombify, Zack Clarke and his crew of Zombie Chasers are on a mission to cure these zombies once and for all. In order to do so, they set out on a zany international expedition to track down the last remaining zombie antidote ...who also happens to be Madison's cousin! They'll have to plow through abominable snow zombies on the Niagara River and outrun slime-drooling thrill seekers at the biggest amusement park in the country to find her. But can the Zombie Chasers end this carnival of frights before it's too late? Loaded with middle school shenanigans, fast-paced adventure, hilarious black-and-white drawings throughout, and-of course-a slew of brain-gobbling ghouls, The Zombie Chasers #5: Nothing Left to Ooze is the perfect pick for fans of the series and zombie aficionados everywhere!

 

This is volume 5 in The Zombie Chasers .

This book has been graded for interest at 8-12 years.

There are 240 pages in this book. This book was published 2014 by HarperCollins Publishers Inc .

John Kloepfer began his writing -career at five years old with a one-sentence short story: "And then one day the monsters came. " The Zombie Chasers is his first novel. He lives in New York City, where he is hard at work on the next adventure of Zack, Rice, and Madison. Nick Edwards is a cartoonist, illustrator, and character designer from London, UK. He earned his illustration degree at Brighton University. Nick's work can be seen on Cartoon Network and the Disney Channel, as well as in Dinopopolous, his first comic with Blank Slate Books. John Kloepfer began his writing -career at five years old with a one-sentence short story: "And then one day the monsters came. " The Zombie Chasers is his first novel. He lives in New York City, where he is hard at work on the next adventure of Zack, Rice, and Madison. David DeGrand has been drawing cartoons since he was a kid. When he's not drawing goofy pictures of gross stuff, he plays video games, watches old cartoons and weird movies, and collects toys and books. His biggest goal is to create something his son will find cool someday. He lives with his wife and family in Texas.