Theme Of Zombies Chasers

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The theme of Zombie Chasers is basically they had to stay together to get survive the attack of the zombies. One reason why I thought this was the theme was because if they didn’t get advice from Madison they would have turned into zombies. Another example they had to stay together is when they had to go to a mart to get Ginkgo Biloba but the door was closed so Rice said to get in by the little window. The last example is when Madison’s dog was kidnapped by a Zombie (Zoe), Zack knocked him out and saved the puppy. This is the Theme of the book of Zombie Chaser.
The first plot of the story is when Zoe, Madison, and some other friends made Zack do makeup on him and locked him up but escaped. The second plot is when Zack see’s Madison and there

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