Review: Three Quarters Dead - Richard Peck

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Looking for a teen supernaturally type high school novel ?
 
Review: Three Quarters Dead - Richard Peck - October 2010
All High school girl Kerry wanted to do was be popular , stop being invisble and be part of the in-crowd. One day, her wish came true when they invited her to sit with them in their holy grail of a corner table. These were the popular queen-bee girls of the school and everyone wanted to be with them and be under their wings. Soon Kerry is taken under their wings and things are looking good until Halloween happens and she must undertake her initiation into their group by breaking and entering into a girls house and placing a baby doll covered in blood on her pillow. An odd request Kerry does it , but can't help thinking about it and then just like that tragedy strikes and her three friends end up dead in an accident. An accident Kerry should have been in as well, then a couple of days later Kerry gets a text from Tanya telling her to meet the girls at her aunt's house. How can Kerry be recieving texts from Tanya if she is supposed to be dead ?
Find out all this and more in Richard Peck -an Edgar Award winner's new YA Fiction novel, that in a way was a cross between the movie "The Craft meets Pretty Little Liars ( Book and TV Series).
 
 
 

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