![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi2O9MJEG6AwwhTweKqnZbCXLY-b2tYyC7xWrv5HTmhrwMPt7CbMrnzEsY_vpdBKVjb3Y7bRewDZFP-4ObuLJKODFaBqn8XTxUULbGfuvi-FQdXSrpguiqjRtle2smr5PgX6jsKqMlc9tM/s320/World_War_Z_contest_winner.jpg)
The Cruel Sea by Nicholas Montserrat; a classic WWII sea story, I enjoyed this book very much, having an interest in both WWII and naval fiction.
World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War by Max Brooks, soon to be made into a movie (and here). This may be a modern classic (whatever that means). Max Brooks has written a gem here, that I've reread once already, had several high school students read with positive reviews, and generally seen nothing but praise anywhere about it. I eagerly await the movie.