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Revenge
A Review by Meghan
One night, while coming home from partying, Barry hit a young boy riding a bicycle. Also in the car were Julie, Ray, and Helen. They all panicked and then called the police anonymously. They made a pact never to tell anyone about the accident. It's been a year now and someone's out for revenge. They all get some sort of sign that someone else knows about it, but who? No one ever told anyone else.

I like how this book keeps you in suspense. The story leads up to the climax very well with everyone getting notes or phone calls. The author doesn't give anything away about the person sending the notes' is, until he reveals himself. You can easily follow when the author switches from one point of view to another. The conflict of someone out to get you seems real because you can kind of imagine someone doing that. The characters Lois Duncan has brought "alive" seem very realistic (especially if you've seen the movie). They were all really believable. I kind of wish the book would extend so you could see what happens after everything has happened.

I would recommend this book to people if you like suspense and mystery. I think this is a really good book. It's easy to follow the book.

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Indescribaly Better than the Movie!
I read this book back in high school, ironically not long before the movie came out. And I must say, the book is worlds better than the movie!! While both share the start of the same premise, four teenagers hiding a hit-and-run from last summer who are now being hunted down by someone who somehow knows about it, the book is full of twists and turns, and a surprise ending. It is thrilling and scary, with a constant question of who is the person who knows, and how does he know? His identity comes as a complete surprise at the end. The movie, on the other hand, was just another teen slasher, with the identity of the killer painfully predictable. Heck, the victim of the hit-and-run changed in the movie, from a small boy on a bike (who died on his way to the hospital)to a grown man crossing the street (who's body they dumped in the river). The book was emotionally engaging, and keeps you reading until the end. I haven't read it in a couple of years, and I can still quote lines! Bottom line: buy and read the book, but leave the movie in the store!

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One of the Best Books I have ever Read!!!!!!!!!!
I thought that this book was really good. I looked the way it is written and the story line was Wounderful. It will take you no time at all to read this book. I really enjoied the suspence and how there seemed to be two characters out of one person.