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Book SynopsisWhen her best friend Billie is found murdered, eleven-year-old Thera – fearless and forthright – considers it her duty to find the killer.
Aided by a Ouija board, Billie’s ghost, and the spirits of four other dead girls, she’s determined to succeed. The trouble with Thera, though, is that she doesn’t always know when to stop – and sometimes there’s a fine line between doing the right thing and doing something very, very bad indeed.
Tense, visceral and thought-provoking, Dead Girls is the new novel from Abigail Tarttelin, the critically acclaimed author of Golden Boy.
Trade ReviewTerrific. A poignant, brave and important book -- S J Watson, author of
Before I Go to Sleep, on
Golden BoySometimes brutal, often tender, and always compelling -- Emily St. John Mandel, author of
Station Eleven, on
Golden BoyGripping. Tarttelin is a natural storyteller -- Matt Haig, author of
The Humans and
How to Stop Time, on
Golden BoyHarriet the Spy is all grown up – and readying herself to take on the darkness of the adult world. This somehow manages to combine mystery, thriller, horror, and a lovely elegy to lost friendship . . . Completely unforgettable -- Emma Flint, author of
Little DeathsFeminist, bold, shocking, packed with little epiphanies -- Shelley Harris, author of
Jubilee and
Vigilante
