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Dead Girls Society

Michelle Krys (Goodreads Author)

3.68 · Rating details · 2,141 ratings · 401 reviews

You are cordially invited to participate in a game of thrills and dares. Tell no one, and come alone. If you dare.

Hope is sick of everyone treating her like she’s breakable. Sure, she has cystic fibrosis (basically really bad lungs), but she’s tired of being babied by her mom and her overprotective best friend, Ethan, not to mention worrying about paying for her expensive ...more

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Feb 25, 2016 Dana rated it it was amazing

Shelves: netgalley, 2016, buy, romance, favourites, satellite-mind, up-all-night, love-triangle, suspense, mystery

When I first saw this book appear on Netgalley I was pretty excited, despite it not being the sort of book I normally read. For whatever reason it had a distinct “Pretty Little Liars” vibe and that was actually a bit of a turn off for me. (Although I was probably just being a snob in that regards since I had never actually watched or read the series).

However the title, the cover, the plot, drew me in and I found myself fervently crossing my fingers, hoping that I would soon get that beautiful a
When I first saw this book appear on Netgalley I was pretty excited, despite it not being the sort of book I normally read. For whatever reason it had a distinct “Pretty Little Liars” vibe and that was actually a bit of a turn off for me. (Although I was probably just being a snob in that regards since I had never actually watched or read the series).

However the title, the cover, the plot, drew me in and I found myself fervently crossing my fingers, hoping that I would soon get that beautiful approved email in my inbox from the publisher. Well the Fates must have been in my favour because miracles of miracles I was approved and so soon began my complete devouring of this story.

Right from the beginning, even while still harboring some whispers of skepticism that I would ever enjoy a YA Mystery I found myself quickly hooked. The mystery was so good, so intriguing and best of all at no point did the author insult the readers intelligence by throwing heaps of obvious hints all over the book. I was left guessing the entire time and it was fun, not frustrating as I might have thought to go back and forth over “who'dunnit”.

The characters were all well done, although it did take me a little while to figure out who was who when introduced to four new female characters all at once. Luckily they were all quite unique so soon enough I understood which character was which.

The entire story was a perfect balance for me for a YA Mystery. It was thrilling, with an edge of your seat mentality without ever crossing into gory or overly violent. The comradery of the group felt natural and fresh and the hint of romance in the story was a nice little cherry on top.

Overall for someone that doesn't normally read mysteries I found this to be great fun. I would definitely recommend this for anyone seeking a quick and clever mystery that will leave them smiling when they close the book. I think this story would make a great movie and I will have to keep my eyes peeled for more from this author. 5/5!

Buy, Borrow or Bin Verdict: Buy

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Oct 28, 2016 abby rated it liked it

Shelves: young-adult, mystery-thriller, fiction, netgalley

"The Society. Weird. Sounds like spam, but you know what they say: life is short, read spam."

Hope is facing a shorter, more sheltered life than most: she has cystic fibrosis and a mother who keeps her trapped inside the house. The only person she has outside contact with is her best friend, Ethan, who is also the object of her crush (go figure). So when "the society" offers her a bit of excitement and a chance to break out of her narrow mold, the email invitation to join the "games" proves t ...more

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May 22, 2015 Lala BooksandLala rated it liked it

Lovers of Panic by Lauren Oliver, Nerve by Jeanne Ryan or Pretty Little Liars by Sara Shepard will likely enjoy this fast paced read about a group of girls being blackmailed to participate in a game of dare. A little predictable, a little overdramatic; if you're a YA mystery veteran, this might not bring anything new and exciting to the table for you. ...more

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Dec 01, 2017 Puck rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, mystery-thriller

3,5 stars. What do you do when you have cystic fibrosis and want a break from your sheltered life? You join a deadly game of dares, duh.

*Evil Laugh* Haha, this was just the fun YA thriller to kick off this spooky month of October! A nice cast of leading ladies, a couple of messed-up challenges, and plenty of possible culprits to kick off your paranoia.

Because while the deadly dares are the highlight of this novel (my god, the one in the swamp!), the suspicion about the blackmailing Society itse ...more

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Oct 23, 2016 Stacee rated it liked it

Shelves: netgalley, title-in-the-story, read-in-2016

3.5 stars

I was sold on the secret society dare club synopsis. I love both of those things, so I was eager to read it.

I really liked Hope. She's really sick and wants nothing more to be treated like every other seventeen year old girl. There are a few other girls who are also "club members", but I'll let you find them on your own.

The plot line was interesting, but not quite captivating for me. I was surprised at who it was and why and I didn't expect the level of intricacy that was involved. I ...more

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Dec 17, 2016 Sue (Hollywood News Source) rated it did not like it

Shelves: young-adult

Similar to Michelle Krys's debut novel, this book only offers one good thing, an interesting premise.

Overall, Dead Girls Society has a terrible execution. The writing is shoddy. My attention span started waning after reading the first chapter. As if that isn't terrible enough, The Bury Your Gays trope was also used to make the plot somehow edgier. It didn't worked. It's just another one big fuck you to wlw readers. I highly advise skipping this one. ...more

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Oct 20, 2016 Sumaya Musse rated it it was amazing

Why the cliffhanger? Now I have to wait till the next book... if there is one... For a full review, follow the link: https://suereadingcorner.wordpress.co... ...more

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Dec 11, 2016 Bren rated it liked it

Recommends it for: Y A Mystery fans.

Shelves: mystery, thriller-horror, young-adult-mystery, secret-societies-cults-group-thin, crime, suspense, better-or-worse-than-expected, dark-and-heavy, read-and-reviewed, lousiana

"Dear Hope Callahan",

"You are cordially invited to participate in a game of thrills and dares. That is, if Mommy will let you out of the house. Come to 291 Schilling Road at Midnight tomorrow. Tell no one and come alone. If you dare".

Dead Girls Society by Michelle Krys

Nothing like secret societies and secret dares.

This was a fun dark edgy little piece of writing that I quite enjoyed. I liked also that it takes place in New Orleans as that added to the atmosphere.

And I liked the main character ...more

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May 15, 2016 Sophie Marsden rated it really liked it

Shelves: gimme-gimme

OMG THAT ENDING! There better be a book 2.
RTC!

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Dec 14, 2016 Beza Addis rated it it was amazing

Oh my gosh. Oh My Gosh. OH MY GOSH!!!! This was, hands down, one of the best books of the year. I read it in two sittings, and I'm just mind blown on how good this book is. I mean I guessed the suspect a little after half way, but I didn't expect to be right! But all the things they had to do was so unexpected and thrilling. This book had me at the edge of my seat the whole time, and…And just, I can't put into words on how good this book was and if you have money and own a car/laptop, BUY IT NOW ...more

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Nov 15, 2016 Karen rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery, ya

This was a fun thriller. I think this story was written at a great pace and had a cool concept. Some of it was really far fetched. I would sum this up as good, not great.

First the good: I like Hope as a person. I love the idea of the society with all these different personality types working together. There is such diversity in the group, and even a LGBT is represented

I loved that this story started right off with the first letter. Like I said before, the pacing was right on. I liked that I didn

This was a fun thriller. I think this story was written at a great pace and had a cool concept. Some of it was really far fetched. I would sum this up as good, not great.

First the good: I like Hope as a person. I love the idea of the society with all these different personality types working together. There is such diversity in the group, and even a LGBT is represented

I loved that this story started right off with the first letter. Like I said before, the pacing was right on. I liked that I didn’t have to wait for the society to appear in this book, it pretty much gets introduced in chapter one. The mystery of who the society is becomes really important as the story moves forward. I enjoyed guessing who done it, and was shocked at the reveal. I am sure most readers will be surprised as well. (that might be because we are not given enough information, and a key detail is left out of the narrative until almost the end, which leads me right into…)

The Not So Good: First things first, Hope’s frailty. Cystic fibrosis would have been bad enough, but this story went a little too far. In a conversation Hope’s mother states that she was born 4 and 1/2 months premature. 4 AND 1/2 MONTHS! My son was born 4 months premature (24 weeks) and I can tell you right now that sort of prematurity alone would have been almost fatal. She was 22 weeks pregnant when Hope was born. Most hospitals in this country wouldn’t even consider a 22 week pregnancy viable (the survival rate is 2%-9% at 22 weeks). Cystic fibrosis is awful and deadly, and I think the author should have stopped right there. It does explain why her mother might have a been a bit overprotective.

The only visitor Hope has is her crush. Hmm, that seems mighty coincidental. Ethan as the love interest made me yawn. He is so ideal and boring I don’t understand why he was needed in the story. There were a lot of extreme characters in this story which made me roll my eyes. Characters are really bad, really rich, really smart, really sick, really good looking, and/or really evil.

I don’t think a lot of readers will be able to relate to Hope. She is hard to imagine with her illness, close family, and her hot best friend. Hope is also a lot less awkward then originally described. She is graceful in social situations and despite being really sick, she is still bullied? I really didn’t get why a bullied kid would want to go back to school so badly.

In Conclusion: I think this story was okay, but some elements were really immature. I can’t imagine readers will find this to be an original story as it uses so many overdone elements. I had major issues with a few things in this story, but it was an okay read. ...more

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Dec 11, 2016 Morris rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2016-reviews, 2016-favorites, recommend, diverse-books

“Dead Girls Society” is a young adult thriller that delivers on its promise of suspense.

The main character, Hope, has cystic fibrosis and an extremely over-protective mother. Those things lead her to be sucked into a deadly game of truth or dare. All of the secondary characters are diverse, have their own reasons for playing the game, and are interesting and well-developed. The plot is tense and moves quickly. There are enough twists and turns to keep the reader guessing, as well as up way past ...more

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Nov 02, 2015 Brandy F. rated it it was amazing

I loved this book! I stayed up until 4am reading because I was dying to find out who was behind the invites. I never would've guessed who it was! Such a satisfying ending. This was a tightly paced read, full of unexpected twists and turns. Other things I enjoyed about it: the diverse cast of characters (loved the LGBT representation), the complexity and depth of the characters, and the setting (New Orleans really came alive). Fans of Pretty Little Liars will go apeshit for this book haha. ...more

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Apr 12, 2014 Ruth Lauren rated it it was amazing

Page-turning thriller full of dares set against the backdrop of a main character dealing with a chronic illness (but not being defined by it) and the repercussions that's had on her relationship with her mother. Plenty of plot, action, mystery, girl characters and romance too. Perfect for fans of Pretty Little Liars! ...more

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Oct 14, 2016 Sara (Freadom Library) rated it liked it

Shelves: read-2016, contemporary, standalones, netgalley, disability-chronic-illness, 2016-releases, thriller, lgbtq

Actual rating 3.5 stars

This review was originally posted at https://freadomlibrary.wordpress.com/

I received an e-ARC of this book from Random House Children’s and Delacorte Press via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you!

This review talks about the Cystic Fibrosis representation from an #ownvoices reviewer perspective, check it out as well: http://disabilityinkidlit.com/2016/11...

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Plot – 3.4 out of 5 stars
This book was really mysterious and intense. It’s full of adrenali ...more

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Oct 10, 2020 Ashley Daviau rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I had pretty low expectations for this as I haven’t seen it around much or heard anything about it really but I ended up being very pleasantly surprised and enjoying the hell out of it. It was way more brutal than I was expecting for a YA novel and I loved it! It was a nonstop, fast paced thrill ride and it shocked the hell out of me a couple times. This is definitely a twisty turny one and I always like it when a book can keep me guessing. I liked the characters a lot too, they were each so dif ...more

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Apr 21, 2017 rachel ☾ rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 3-star, mystery-thriller-suspense, young-adult-lit, rep-dis-nd-ci-mi

Dead Girls Society was the perfect blend of Nerve and Never Missing, Never Found with a splash of Pretty Little Liars. If you adore those sorts of thrillers then you’ll be in for a treat! The plot had an irresistible, almost addictive quality to it that left you effortlessly flipping through the pages. Hope, our protagonist, was a pleasant MC and the whole cast of characters was well-rounded and engaging. If the ending had not been quite as predictable and the writing style had been a little bit Dead Girls Society was the perfect blend of Nerve and Never Missing, Never Found with a splash of Pretty Little Liars. If you adore those sorts of thrillers then you’ll be in for a treat! The plot had an irresistible, almost addictive quality to it that left you effortlessly flipping through the pages. Hope, our protagonist, was a pleasant MC and the whole cast of characters was well-rounded and engaging. If the ending had not been quite as predictable and the writing style had been a little bit more than I definitely would have adored the socks off this one.

I am usually a character-focused reader but it was the plot and thriller vibes that drew me into this particular story. The mysterious email which kickstarted the story was a little cheesy and cliched, but the more the story progressed, the more it built. I don’t think I have ever read something that used these tropes in combination before so I was actually kept on my toes trying to anticipate what would happen next. There were moments that really had my heart beating, although there were probably just as many moments which had me rolling my eyes. Did I predict the ending? Absolutely. From the very first breadcrumb, in fact, which was a massive disappointment. Unfortunately, if you read a lot of books like this - like I do - you’ll probably have the same problem. As a whole, I think the plot did a pretty great job of balancing predictable and addictive though.

Hope was an okay protagonist and I did enjoy the wider cast but they were just… not memorable. I don’t know how else to put it. Nothing about the characters really spoke to me or stood out. I didn’t think they were unrealistic or dull, they were just not as fleshed out as I would have liked. I never felt that we got to know them particularly well and some of their interactions were a little… off? I did like Farrah and Lyla but I thought Ethan was wishy-washy. I definitely didn’t feel invested in his and Hope’s relationship and I didn’t like Tanner much. I also wished that we had gotten a bit more from the familial relations, particularly Hope and her sister. Also, I need to say that I absolutely disliked Hope’s mother. Yes, she was amazingly supportive of her medical condition but dear God, she is one of those cringy mothers that baby their kids and is clueless about teenagers. The school scene made me suffer from second-hand embarrassment so frigging much.

One minor aspect of the story that pissed me off, and needs mentioning, was how the affluent characters in this story were treated. Hope was so judgemental towards them, mocking them behind their backs and assuming they were all snobbish or bitchy. She actually acted shocked and blown away to find out that Tanner - who was wealthy - was just (a) not the jackass she’d expected him to be and (b) actually had some problems with his home life. Does she assume that wealthy people buy their mental health and happiness? I don’t know why else she would expect someone to have a perfect life just because of the wealth of their parents. I do understand that Hope came from a lower socioeconomic family who struggled to afford her medication and living expenses simultaneously - and it was probably jealousy that caused her internalised bias - but it doesn’t excuse why she was genuinely rude towards certain people or how she acted superior to people who did not have money problems.

I did love the author’s effortless incorporation of diversity. Our main protagonist has cystic fibrosis - which I have never seen portrayed in YA before - and I felt that it was seamlessly incorporated into the story. I would have liked a little more from Hope’s personal experience with it, especially because it is a fatal condition and affects almost every aspect of her life, but I liked that it was always present and talked about. The multiple POC secondary characters and the prominent f/f relationship were also a nice touch.

Overall?

Dead Girls Society was a thrilling read but I had some problems with the predictability of the ending and the blandness of the characters. I would definitely consider picking up more of Krys’ books in the future if she continues to write solid contemporary thrillers like Dead Girls Society. ...more

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Aug 09, 2016 Olivia rated it it was amazing

Shelves: netgalley-reviews

Hope is smothered by her mother and limited by her Cystic Fibrosis, desperate to get out and be a normal teenager. She watches her best friend Ethan go to parties and date, when what she really wishes is that he was dating her. All of that changes when Hope receives a mysterious invitation to an exclusive club which dares the selected girls to complete some challenges that get at their worst fears- offering both threats if they don't and gifts if they do complete them. Hope thinks about chickeni Hope is smothered by her mother and limited by her Cystic Fibrosis, desperate to get out and be a normal teenager. She watches her best friend Ethan go to parties and date, when what she really wishes is that he was dating her. All of that changes when Hope receives a mysterious invitation to an exclusive club which dares the selected girls to complete some challenges that get at their worst fears- offering both threats if they don't and gifts if they do complete them. Hope thinks about chickening out, but seeking some adventure, she finds herself pushing her limits and doing things she never would have before. Despite this, bad things are happening to her and the other girls competing. Hope becomes desperate to solve the who and why before it's too late.

"Dead Girls Society" is a delicious young adult thriller/mystery. It kept me engaged and guessing all the way to the very end. Hope is your typical teenage girl- hating her illness and the way her mother smothers her. It was nice to see her learn more about the other girls' lives and realize that she's not the only one trapped and unhappy- and really, life as she has it, isn't so bad. The connection between them is fascinating and doesn't become clear until the end.

As for the romance, I was really cheering for her and Ethan all the way through, and I really enjoyed the pieces of that plus her burgeoning dating life, which were nice interludes between the dangerous dares. The book moves quickly with nary a dull moment and was so much fun to read/hard to put down. It is well written too, without any obvious plot holes or lack of motivation/clarity by the end. Krys has done a fantastic job!

This is a spellbinding mystery/thriller in the vein of Caroline B. Cooney and the other YA greats! The ending makes me think there will be a sequel? Let me be the first to hope for it and sign up to read it- I could definitely see Hope becoming one of my favorite characters.

Please note that I received this book from Random House through netgalley in exchange for my honest review. ...more

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Oct 23, 2016 Stephanie rated it liked it · review of another edition

I received a copy of this title from NetGalley. It does not impact my review.

Hope has cystic fibrosis and an overprotective mother. She just wants to live life like a normal teenager, or at the very least be able to leave her apartment once in awhile. When she gets a shady invitation to “participate in a game of thrills and dares”, she decides to do it, even though she knows it’s probably not a good idea. There she meets four other girls who got invitations from The Society. Together they decide ...more

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Jul 12, 2016 Tamara rated it it was amazing

Shelves: giveaways

-I won a free copy of this book from a goodreads giveaway in return for an honest review-

I'd firstly like to say that this is my first ever review so apologies in advance if the standard is poor.

From the moment that I began reading this book I was hooked and could not put it down. I found that I could relate to the main character in some aspects, especially due to being around a similar age, which enabled me to engage more with the storyline. Some of the other character's had slight stereotypica ...more

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Dec 12, 2016 Gina *loves sunshine* rated it liked it

Shelves: ebook, 2016

Once again I am picking up the YA genre. This recent release was a decent read - definitely had the vibe of books like Pretty Little Liars or Reconstructing Amelia. Books that have a plot that revolves around jealous high school girls and the lengths they go. I think this will be more popular with the young crowd as I didn't think it had a strong adult crossover. Or maybe I am just not that entertained with this kind of plot? Either way - I thought it started out strong and had a good mystery to ...more

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Feb 27, 2018 Melanie (TBR and Beyond) added it

Shelves: tbr-scary-thriller-mystery, ya-contemporary, did-not-finish, physical-disability, ya-thriller, ya-mystery, disappointing-reads

My second DNF of the week. Thankfully. like the other book I DNF'd, I got this from the library. I read the first hundred pages and was too bored to continue. It wasn't horrible or anything, it was just really tropey and too much teen romance stuff for me. When I pick up a thriller or a horror, I am not looking for half of it to be about a unrequited love with a best friend. No, just start knocking the kids off ! I'm not going to review this one since I didn't read it all the way through and I'm ...more

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Feb 10, 2019 Amitaf0208 rated it really liked it

Breakfast Club meets Nerve meets Pretty Little Liar. Entertaining and enjoyable!

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Dec 30, 2016 Kara Babcock rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: own, 2016-read, canadian-author, young-adult, mystery, thriller

Full disclosure: I received this book for free because I won a Twitter contest run by Courtney Summers. But wait! If you want to send me free books, you don’t have to get me to retweet anything at all. You can just do it! Contact me for more details.

Fuller disclosure: Michelle Krys is from Thunder Bay, my hometown and place of residence, so that does give her bonus points.

Fullest disclosure: (I actually have nothing else to add, but I felt like going all the way to the superlative.)

Anyway, I sup ...more

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Nov 25, 2018 Sam rated it really liked it

Shelves: thriller-mystery, young-adult, stand-alone, 2018-reads, lgbtqiap-representation

You are cordially invited to participate in a game of thrills and dares.
Tell no one.
Come alone.
If you dare.
Hope Callahan is a young girl with cystic fibrosis, affecting the way she breaths, and the way she lives her life. One night she receives an email. It has the insignia of a rose, and instructs her to go to an abandon warehouse, in the middle of the night. Hope is hesitant, not wanting to be caught, but she goes anyway.
There she runs into four other girls. Hartley, Nikki, Farrah, and Lyl ...more

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May 18, 2020 Nicole rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I have wanted to read this book for so long.

The Cover... It is beyond gorgeous. It is going to look great on my finished book shelf.

The Plot... So Intriguing.

Secrets, Lies, Betrayals....this was just the book I needed.

I found this novel to be pretty fast paced, lots of dare action and trying to figure out who is a part of The Society.

I thought the reasoning behind the dares was believable. I enjoy that Michelle puts her medical background to use and I enjoyed that the main character had a cond ...more

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Jan 09, 2019 Jacquelyn Simon rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: books-that-mention-kentucky

I read a lot of mysteries and for me this book was a “fluff” read or a palate cleanser rather than a book I took too seriously. It was an “ok” read, but it had the entertainment and character likability that I was looking for in the moment.

I do agree that fans of “Pretty Little Liars” or “Nerve” (which I also have three stars) would probably enjoy this book.

If you liked this book, I’d recommend reading “They All Fall Down” by Roxanne St. Claire.

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Jan 06, 2021 gaby marked it as dnf

let's not talk about how i already have three dnf's six days into the year

unfortunately there wasn't much to love about this book. our main character is flat and unlikeable, with a cliche "sick girl" that has no real depth. a lot of girl hate and unnecessary bickering, and not really what i was looking for. ...more

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Nov 07, 2016 Lisa Mandina rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Really good! Review to come on Lisa Loves Literature on Thursday, November 11th.

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Nov 25, 2016 Mehsi rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: warning-english-books, it-is-just-all-so-real, romance, the-butler-did-it, must-buy-in-paperback, 5-twinkling-stars

This.Was.Amazing! I am so glad I read this one. I haven't had that much luck with YA this year, but this one is definitely a hit!

It will keep you guessing for all of the book. Who is the Society? What is their goal?

I haven't had any luck writing the review, sometimes it words don't come. But I do want to write something, so I will go for my trusty: Good/Bad kind of review.

Let me start with Good:

-The Society. I was just so excited to find out who was doing these things, who was making up the d ...more

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Michelle Krys

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I'm the author of the YA novels HEXED, CHARMED, and DEAD GIRLS SOCIETY, all from Random House Children's Books, plus the forthcoming THIS TOWN IS NOT ALL RIGHT, written under the name M.K. Krys, out August 11th, 2020 from Penguin Workshop. Visit me at michellekrys.com or follow @MichelleKrys on Twitter or @michellekrysbooks on Instagram.

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