Dead Girl Book Report

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Daisy is a new cheerleader at Night Shade High. Samantha is very popular and Daisy thinks Samantha’s her enemy. She had a crush on Ryan since second grade and coming to find out Ryan likes Daisy. Ryan and Daisy have kissed more than once and who knows when they’re next kiss will be? Samantha has a deep secret that she has been keeping from everyone and daisy has noticed it when she spoke with her mother. She wears all black, she wears ankh, (a cross, but also represents Egypt as a symbol of life.) Daisy mom and Ryan’s dad is working together on a case about a dead girl, and Ryan and Daisy went out one night and went into his dad’s morgue where they put dead people. They suspected something weird that night and got caught by his dad’s partner.

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Natasha Preston's The Cellar

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