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Don't Look Behind You

Don't Look Behind You

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Chilling....and also sad!
Review: I feel so bad for April after reading the whole story! By the time the story ends, the perfectly beautiful life she had not more than a year ago is just history! She's left with no choice but to continue being happy after sacrificing the boy she loves, a possibly bright and prosperous future in tennis, all her friends, and her beloved house. Lois Duncan expresses her feelings wonderfully well throughout the book. I felt as though if I were in April's place I'd feel just the way I was while reading about her feelings. That is why the whole experience of reading this book was so sad to me.
Besides being naturally sad the story got extremely chilling in some parts. It got so scary that once or twice I had to stop reading and calm myself down before continuing again! Scary but an amazing feeling!! I simply love these sort of thrilling novels, and Lois Duncan is an expert in writing them.

If you're a Duncan fan....then you'll surely like Don't Look Behind You.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Awesome book
Review: The book Killing Mr. Griffith was a good book. It entertained me most of the time, and I am a very hard person to keep entertained. I read this book about seven or eight months ago. The highschool I went to had a program that was called AR Testing. This program required very kid in the school to read atleast two book severy nine weeks and then take test on them. You have to pass your test with atleast an eithy percent to earn credit for a portion of your English class that you are taking. So with all this time I had to read, I kept myself interested by reading alot of Luis Duncan books, and Don't look behind you was one of them.

Dont look behind you was like another version of The movie and the book, I know what you did last summer. Some kids go take a vacation and They just blew the incident off and went on acting like nothing had happened. They had no idea what they had gotten themseleves into. Little did they know, what they had hit would come back to get revenge.

I recommend this book because it's interesting.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: CRAP
Review: April Corrigan, a bright-minded eleventh grader, had everything going for her: she was a straight-A student, a star tennis player working towards the state championships, she had lots of friends, and she had a wonderful boyfriend. But April's perfect life comes to a halt when her family discovers that her father had been working secretly for the FBI and had been recieving death threats. So, April and her brother and mom go into secret hiding in a hotel for two weeks until they can return home again. April felt bored and enclosed- she couldn't call her friends, she couldn't go outside of the hotel, a bodyguard was constantly with her 24/7, and she had to stay indoors at all times. However, after two weeks, April's family recieves a "coast clear" sign enabeling them to return home. But that's not all- the death threats her father are recieving are starting to become more and more serious. April's parents didn't think that they could stay at home for long. To be safe, they legally change their indentity, names, and home. You can imagine how devastated April is! Not only must she be known as Valerie from now on, a killer threatening to kill April's father is on the loose. Can April's family destroy the killer and get their old life back? Read this exciting novel to find out!


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