The Tribe

Birth of the Mall Rats

By: Harry Duffin

Narrated by: Matt Robinson, Damon Andrews, Vanessa Stacey

This audiobook of the novel The Tribe: Birth Of The Mall Rats by Harry Duffin is narrated by cast members of The Tribe TV series including Vanessa Stacey (Alice), Damon Andrews (The Guardian), and Matt Robinson (Slade).

Discover the story of how the Mall Rats came together after the virus struck in this exciting novelization, which has further insight and events based on the on-screen drama shown in Season 1 of The Tribe television series. The novel has been adapted into an audiobook by the Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment Group.

The world began without the human race. Now, after a mysterious pandemic decimates the entire adult population, it looks as if it will end exactly the same way. Unless the young survivors—who band together in warring Tribes—overcome the power struggles, dangers, and unexpected challenges in a lawless dystopian society to unite and build a new world from the ashes of the old.

The Birth of The Mall Rats is the first story chronologically n a compelling series of novelizations of the global cult television phenomenon, The Tribe.

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Mall rats

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Peak Tribe

As a long time fan of the Kiwi post-apocalyptic kiddie show, I'll be the first to admit season 1 was the best the series ever achieved. This book is a wonderful, nostalgic trip back in time. A novelization of roughly the first half of the first season. Although "novelization" might be too big a word. It is essentially the script rewritten as a book. As such it is mostly for diehard fans. Sure, some "deleted scenes" and "goof fixes" are fun, but I don't know how much value will they provide for newcomers. The quick, scene-length chapters and some of the original (later seasons) talent will make for a light, dynamic listen for everyone, but the soapy, crowded-with-characters action might confuse anyone who didn't grow up with the show. For better or worse, this is peak Tribe. Take it or leave it.