Missing Dead Girls by Sara Walters

Missing Dead Girls by Sara Walters is in the eyes of a girl named Tillie who left Philadelphia after an incident. She moves to an area named Willow Creek for a fresh start, where she meets Madison Frank: dreamy and beautiful. Before Tille knew it, Madison had stopped showing up. A photo of her dead body was exposed to Tillie's entire school under her own name. Tille couldn't have done this: that was HER girl. Yet what Tillie doesn't know is that her past would come back to haunt her. She can't even recognize herself.

Missing Dead Girls was honestly a very easy read. The words are not difficult to comprehend as well as the way the plot is shaped. If you are into more mind-boggling kinds of novels, like the ones that make your brain hurt, I wouldn't recommend this book. In all, the plot is pretty interesting. It is sort of predictable, but still fun to read! I think that Missing Dead Girls is a great book to look into for anyone who wants to begin reading books more often, but isn't so familiar with them.

Reviewed by Anonymous, Grade 8

Glendale Central Library