Introduction

After Monsterland has imploded, the entire world is thrown into chaos. World leadership is gone, economies have collapsed, and communications are non-existent. Wyatt must go beyond the boundaries of his small town to reestablish contact with the outside world, and alert the government about a traitor-in-chief. During his journey he discovers a new threat released from the bowels of the defunct theme park.When an army of relentless mummies, a life-sucking ooze called The Glob, and a hybrid reanimated Behemoth rise from the depths of Monsterland, who will survive?"Another true gem of dark fantasy action/adventure by a master of the genre, Michael Okon's "Monsterland Reanimated" is unreservedly recommended for community library Contemporary Fantasy Fiction collections." - Midwest Book Review

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Discussion Questions

1. Why is Wyatt having a hard time calling Carter his step father? How do you feel it’s a represented of struggles in many modern fractured families?
2. After the Monsterland implosion there’s a break-down in society. How do you feel depicted this event? Is it apocalyptic nonsense, or is it genuine catastrophe?
3. Even though Wyatt was not close with his father, how do you think he’s handling his death?
4. Wyatt is a typical teen whose infatuations rise and fall with his hormones. Why do you think he loses interest in Jade and is his new found attraction to Lily justifiably?
5. There’s a certain amount of irony with the weapon that ultimately destroys the mummies. Do you think this is more of a statement about today’s dependence on sugar?
6. Vincent and Igor have a love-hate relationship. What motives did Vincent have for his insensitive relating of Nate’s death?
7. Is Monsterland Reanimated more than a popcorn thriller or is it a sarcastic reflection of our society’s evolution.

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