Books published by publisher Edward Kent

Ed never believed that he would have to live through a zombie apocalypse. One day he was Ed Kirk, a normal sixteen-year-old boy with a loving family, a beautiful girlfriend, and a full life ahead of him. Now he’s on the run from zombies, being hunted by a dark force that threatens his very existence, all the while trying to escape his hometown and find help. Oh, yeah, one more thing: Ed is a zombie too!“Ed Undead: The Chronicles of a Teenage Zombie is a strong story that never bores, and Ed, the 16 year old almost zombie, shows us what true courage is. I give it 4 stars and a place in the Awesome Indies listing. Ed and Lisa are great characters to spend time with, even if it is in a zombie infested town.” AvidReader“I loved this book. Ed is an everyday guy who has hidden leadership abilities that are developing throughout the story. When placed into a bad situation with the zombies he still keeps it together because Ed is a hero. Lisa Jane is strong, smart and a very good second who can kick butt all by herself. This book was a page turner because I couldn't wait to read what happened next and I cheered them on throughout the story. It is a book that anyone can read and I would read it again this time next year.” Cloey.k“This book was captivating. I was drawn in from the first page and found it hard to put down. This is a definite must read even if you aren't a zombie fan.” m pollardGrab your copy today!Book order:Ed Undead: The Chronicles of a Teenage ZombieEd never believed that he would have to live through a zombie apocalypse. One day he was Ed Kirk, a normal sixteen-year-old boy with a loving family, a beautiful girlfriend, and a full life ahead of him. Now he’s on the run from zombies, being hunted by a dark force that threatens his very existence, all the while trying to escape his hometown and find help. Oh, yeah, one more thing: Ed is a zombie too!Ed Undead: Dead Like MeEd and his girlfriend, Lisa Jane, are now living day by day, still fighting off zombies and trying to make it to Canada, where there is a promise of hope at the CDC. By now, the zombie virus has taken a stronger hold of Ed's body, and the “zombification” process has advanced, spurring Ed to make some hard choices. Ed Undead: Journey’s End (Coming Summer 2018)What will happen to Ed is anybody's guess? You'll have to read all three novels to find out!

Ed has just started at a new school, is making friends, and seems happy. Except for the boy named Bart, who does not like Ed because he's different. For you see, Ed's a zombie! Ed must now confront the bully to prove that he is really no different than anybody else as he stands up for zombies and other children everywhere!Zombie Ed is a friendly boy zombie who enjoys learning and has fun doing it. He's also been affected by a fair share of social issues right from today's headlines:bullying, divorce, low self-esteem and dealing with the death of a classmate.These books are fun and educational. They rhyme and teach vicariously through characters like werewolves, zombies, ghosts and vampires. Mr. Kent has had the pleasure of reading and presenting Stop Bullying Me! I'm A Zombie. So What? to many Western New York schools and bookstores, with an enthusiastic reception by the children and teachers alike. His book on divorce, What's a Zombie To Do, When His House Is Split In 2? has been adopted by his childrens' elementary school for their "Banana Splits"divorce coping group for grades 1 - 5, with the students liking the fact that it answers so many of their questions. Mr. Kent continues to infuse his latest Zombie Ed books with current and topical issues that many children face on a daily basis. It is his hope that they can learn and have fun at the same time. Titles in the Zombie Ed children's book series include:Zombie Ed Knows His ABC's! Zombie Ed Counts To Twenty!Zombie Ed Loves Halloween!Zombie Ed Thinks School Is Cool!What's A Zombie To Do. When His House Is Split In 2?Stop Bullying Me! I'm A Zombie. So What?An Empty Space In ClassWhat's So Great About Me? I'm Nothing. Just a Zombie!

Ed and his girlfriend, Lisa Jane, are now living day by day, trying to make it to Canada, where there is a promise of hope at the CDC. By now, the zombie virus has taken a stronger hold of Ed's body, and the "zombification" process has advanced, spurring Ed to make some hard choices."A fairly quick read, with no gaps or lulls, author Ed Kent hooked me by page 5 and I ripped through the rest of the book in less than 2 days. Totally enjoyable and I will recommend to friends." Powderskier12"An easy to read enjoyable novel for teens to adults. Mr. Kent has captured teen angst while they are on a mission to find a resolution to the zombie problem. Well written and illustrated!" Mrs. E"Great book. The story line kept me interested and looking forward to the next installment!" Amazon CustomerGrab your copy today!Book order:Ed Undead: The Chronicles of a Teenage ZombieEd never believed that he would have to live through a zombie apocalypse. One day he was Ed Kirk, a normal sixteen-year-old boy with a loving family, a beautiful girlfriend, and a full life ahead of him. Now he's on the run from zombies, being hunted by a dark force that threatens his very existence, all the while trying to escape his hometown and find help. Oh, yeah, one more thing: Ed is a zombie too!Ed Undead: Dead Like MeEd and his girlfriend, Lisa Jane, are now living day by day, trying to make it to Canada, where there is a promise of hope at the CDC. By now, the zombie virus has taken a stronger hold of Ed's body, and the "zombification" process has advanced, spurring Ed to make some hard choices.Ed Undead: Journey's End (Coming Summer 2018)What will happen to Ed is anybody's guess? You'll have to read all three novels to find out!

Ed is a young boy who loves to learn and discover new things. He just happens to be a harmless zombie! Read about Zombie Ed and all of his friends as he enjoys learning the alphabet.Zombie Ed is a friendly boy zombie who enjoys learning and has fun doing it. He's also been affected by a fair share of social issues right from today's headlines: bullying, divorce, low self-esteem and dealing with the death of a classmate. These books are fun and educational. They rhyme and teach vicariously through characters like werewolves, zombies, ghosts and vampires. I have had the pleasure of reading and presenting Stop Bullying Me! I'm A Zombie. So What? to many schools and local bookstores, with an enthusiastic reception by the children and teachers alike. My book on divorce, What's a Zombie To Do, When His House Is Split In 2? has been adopted by my children's elementary school for their "Banana Splits" divorce coping group for grades 1 - 5, with the students liking the fact that it answers so many of their questions. I try to infuse my latest Zombie Ed books with current and topical issues that many children face on a daily basis. It is my hope that they can learn and have fun at the same time.

Ed is a little boy that loves dressing up for Halloween and go trick or treating. He just happens to be a zombie! Come with him and his friends as he goes door to door!Zombie Ed is a friendly boy zombie who enjoys learning and has fun doing it. He's also been affected by a fair share of social issues right from today's headlines: bullying, divorce, low self-esteem and dealing with the death of a classmate. These books are fun and educational. They rhyme and teach vicariously through characters like werewolves, zombies, ghosts and vampires. I have had the pleasure of reading and presenting Stop Bullying Me! I'm A Zombie. So What? to many schools and local bookstores, with an enthusiastic reception by the children and teachers alike. My book on divorce, What's a Zombie To Do, When His House Is Split In 2? has been adopted by my children's elementary school for their "Banana Splits" divorce coping group for grades 1 - 5, with the students liking the fact that it answers so many of their questions. I try to infuse my latest Zombie Ed books with current and topical issues that many children face on a daily basis. It is my hope that they can learn and have fun at the same time.

Ed is a little boy who loves going to school. He just happens to be a zombie! Have fun with Ed while he takes you through his day at school.Zombie Ed is a friendly boy zombie who enjoys learning and has fun doing it. He's also been affected by a fair share of social issues right from today's headlines: bullying, divorce, low self-esteem and dealing with the death of a classmate. These books are fun and educational. They rhyme and teach vicariously through characters like werewolves, zombies, ghosts and vampires. I have had the pleasure of reading and presenting Stop Bullying Me! I'm A Zombie. So What? to many schools and local bookstores, with an enthusiastic reception by the children and teachers alike. My book on divorce, What's a Zombie To Do, When His House Is Split In 2? has been adopted by my children's elementary school for their "Banana Splits" divorce coping group for grades 1 - 5, with the students liking the fact that it answers so many of their questions. I try to infuse my latest Zombie Ed books with current and topical issues that many children face on a daily basis. It is my hope that they can learn and have fun at the same time.

Ed feels like he has nothing positive to contribute as a zombie, and wishes he were like everybody else. Can he learn to appreciate himself the way he is?Zombie Ed is a friendly boy zombie who enjoys learning and has fun doing it. He's also been affected by a fair share of social issues right from today's headlines: bullying, divorce, low self-esteem and dealing with the death of a classmate. These books are fun and educational. They rhyme and teach vicariously through characters like werewolves, zombies, ghosts and vampires. I have had the pleasure of reading and presenting Stop Bullying Me! I'm A Zombie. So What? to many schools and local bookstores, with an enthusiastic reception by the children and teachers alike. My book on divorce, What's a Zombie To Do, When His House Is Split In 2? has been adopted by my children's elementary school for their "Banana Splits" divorce coping group for grades 1 - 5, with the students liking the fact that it answers so many of their questions. I try to infuse my latest Zombie Ed books with current and topical issues that many children face on a daily basis. It is my hope that they can learn and have fun at the same time.

Ed is a boy who loves to count. He just happens to be a zombie!Zombie Ed is a friendly boy zombie who enjoys learning and has fun doing it. He's also been affected by a fair share of social issues right from today's headlines: bullying, divorce, low self-esteem and dealing with the death of a classmate. These books are fun and educational. They rhyme and teach vicariously through characters like werewolves, zombies, ghosts and vampires. I have had the pleasure of reading and presenting Stop Bullying Me! I'm A Zombie. So What? to many schools and local bookstores, with an enthusiastic reception by the children and teachers alike. My book on divorce, What's a Zombie To Do, When His House Is Split In 2? has been adopted by my children's elementary school for their "Banana Splits" divorce coping group for grades 1 - 5, with the students liking the fact that it answers so many of their questions. I try to infuse my latest Zombie Ed books with current and topical issues that many children face on a daily basis. It is my hope that they can learn and have fun at the same time.

Zombie Ed and his little sister Jane have a happy life on Mudberry Lane until one day their mom and dad come to them with terrible news. They're getting a divorce! Now they're afraid life will never be the same!Zombie Ed is a friendly boy zombie who enjoys learning and has fun doing it. He's also been affected by a fair share of social issues right from today's headlines: bullying, divorce, low self-esteem and dealing with the death of a classmate. These books are fun and educational. They rhyme and teach vicariously through characters like werewolves, zombies, ghosts and vampires.Mr. Kent has had the pleasure of reading and presenting Stop Bullying Me! I'm A Zombie. So What? to many Western New York schools and bookstores, with an enthusiastic reception by the children and teachers alike. His book on divorce, What's a Zombie To Do, When His House Is Split In 2? has been adopted by his childrens' elementary school for their "Banana Splits" divorce coping group for grades 1 - 5, with the students liking the fact that it answers so many of their questions.Mr. Kent continues to infuse his latest Zombie Ed books with current and topical issues that many children face on a daily basis. It is his hope that they can learn and have fun at the same time.