Zik - The Zombie Who Noticed Everything

In the town of Mumville, everybody is a zombie. Everybody shuffles. Everybody moans. Everybody wears the same droopy hat and eats the same grey porridge and plays the same game - WHO CAN MOAN THE LOUDEST. Everybody is exactly the same. Everybody... except Zik. Zik stops in the middle of the street to listen to birds. Zik sniffs his porridge before eating it. Zik notices a tiny crack in the garden wall that nobody else can see. And when the other zombie children laugh and say "Zik is different! Zik is strange! Zik is not like us!" - Zik just listens a little harder. Until the day the ZOMBIE SOUP 3000 comes rolling over the hills. And suddenly - being different is the most important thing in the world. A warm, funny, and quietly powerful picture book about noticing, belonging, and the superpowers that hide inside the things that make us different. For children ages 4-7 and the grown-ups who read alongside them. Written by Leah Avital - teacher, mom, and zombie expert.