Dead Girls Don't Write Letters

Dead Girls Don't Write Letters is a compelling and suspenseful middle-grade mystery that delves into themes of grief, identity, and family secrets. After Sunny's sister, Jazz, tragically dies in a fire, a letter arrives from the deceased girl, followed by a mysterious girl who claims to be Jazz. This 'Not-Jazz' knows intimate family details, forcing Sunny and her family to question reality. The narrative is edgy and keeps readers on the edge of their seats, constantly wondering about the girl's true identity and the secrets she holds. It's a quick, engaging read perfect for children aged 9-12 who enjoy psychological thrillers and stories with unexpected twists.

Sunny Reynold's sister, Jazz, dies in a fire. Then one day a letter arrives, a letter from Jazz. A girl follows. But she can't possibly by Jazz--or can she? She seems to know all the family secrets, but Not-Jazz clearly has a few secrets of her own. Compelling, edgy, and suspenseful, Dead Girls Don't Write Letters will keep you guessing. And just when you think you know what's real and what's not, Gail Giles unfurls another surprise.