Books with title Dead Girl Dancing

I can't believe I'm in the wrong body—again! Apparently, this freaky phenomenon of stepping into someone's life—and their body—has a name: Temp Lifer. And when my dead grandmother heaped on the praise for a job well done last time, I sort of let it happen again. (Grrr... thanks, Grammy.) So now I'm hungover and gazing in the mirror at . . . my boyfriend's older sister, who is getting ready to go wild on spring break—while being pursued by a psycho stalker and a Dark Lifer. Help! From the author of THE SEER series"Amber is truly a teen heroine readers will identify with, who brings new meaning to the word ‘dead.' A must-have for fans of the supernatural and the occult." —School Library Journal

I can't believe I'm in the wrong body—again! Apparently, this freaky phenomenon of stepping into someone's life—and their body—has a name: Temp Lifer. And when my dead grandmother heaped on the praise for a job well done last time, I sort of let it happen again. (Grrr... thanks, Grammy.) So now I'm hungover and gazing in the mirror at . . . my boyfriend's older sister, who is getting ready to go wild on spring break—while being pursued by a psycho stalker and a Dark Lifer. Help! From the author of THE SEER series Praise for the Dead Girl series "Amber is truly a teen heroine readers will identify with, who brings new meaning to the word ‘dead.' A must-have for fans of the supernatural and the occult." —School Library Journal

A half-century-old curse lies over the small community of Ridgewater ever since Sarah Chase died in a car accident during a teen-angst-driven game of chicken back in 1962. She perished in the back seat of a 1961 Impala, accompanied by a group of boys who called themselves "the big four". She screamed as the car careened through a guardrail and plunged into the icy river water beneath. The four boys survived. Sarah did not. Teenagers still race and party at the Milvian Bridge where Sarah's car went over, especially on the anniversary of her death, in hopes of catching a glimpse of her unsettled ghost. But the partying teenagers of Ridgewater don't know that in life Sarah belonged to a group of teenage girls who practiced witchcraft. They don't know that Sarah seeks to use her powers from the grave to avenge her unrequited vendetta. They don't know that Stan Corelis, the driver of the Impala that terrible night, has passed away, freeing Sarah to unleash her anger.

Do you know how to Irish Dance?In this magical rhyming tale you will learn the basic steps to Irish Dancing and feel the motivational love of a young girl wanting to be the best she can be..5 STAR REVIEWED by Readers' Favorite "It was a very fun read! Karen Weaver knows what little girls like to read, and that's about dancing and other little girls like themselves. I would have loved such a book as a child"www.makingmagichappenacademy.com

If her mother wasn’t watching, Kylie Presby would punch Queen Bee, Natalie Silvers, in the face -again. But as Kylie wipes her tears away with the layers of toilet paper encasing her car, she knows she can’t retaliate like she did last time. Her dead mother wouldn’t approve. Kylie no longer cares about popularity. Invisible would work just fine.Then the new kid, Braydon, mysterious, good looking and too clever for his own good, shows up and sacrifices his social status, becoming Kylie’s shield from the front line assault. After enough chocolate ice cream and movies it’s as if they’re best friends. Crazy, since Kylie knows so little about him.As Natalie continues her relentless attacks on Kylie another person deals with his own line of bullies. Jack Stine was popular until his deepest secret was revealed and his friends abandoned him. Kylie and Jack bond over their tormentors and form an unbreakable friendship.Three lost souls each with a story that binds them together, but will it be enough when the bullying goes too far and secrets are revealed?

A half-century-old curse lies over the small community of Bridgewater ever since Sarah Chase died in a car accident during a teen-angst-driven game of chicken back in 1962. She perished in the back seat of a 1961 Impala, accompanied by a group of boys who called themselves "the big four." She screamed as the car careened through a guardrail and plunged into the icy river water beneath. The four boys survived. Sarah did not.Teenagers still race and party at the Milvian Bridge where Sarah's car went over, especially on the anniversary of her death, in hopes of catching a glimpse of her unsettled ghost.But the partying teenagers of Bridgewater don't know that in life Sarah belonged to a group of teenage girls who practiced witchcraft. They don't now that Sarah seeks to use her powers from the grave to avenge her unrequited vendetta. They don't know that Stan Corelis, the driver of the Impala that terrible night and the unpronounced protector of Bridgewater, has passes away, freeing Sarah to unleash her anger.

An undiagnosed brain tumor sends sixteen-year-old Dahlia Grove into a coma in Our World. But she wakes up in the Shadow Lands--a parallel universe where diseases take physical form as vicious monsters, and packs of feral children battle for survival in a haunted city.In the Shadow Lands, she must hunt down her tumor and destroy it before it kills her in Our World. Dahlia finds allies in a sleepy-eyed swordsman fighting to protect his tribe, and a handsome ghost struggling to regain his humanity. But when a mysterious witch leads an army of cannibals to conquer the city, she must choose between saving her friends and saving herself.If she fails, she dies. DEAD GIRL.Continue the adventure in DEAD GIRL 2: FADER BOY.

Gen is an experiment. She is the first of her kind. Her name is Genesis.They call the place where they are kept The Land of Odd, a school where, after having undergone the change, she and nine others like her will train to become the buffer between humanity and disaster - that is, if they make it through the change. Derek de Beer releases a dangerous virus at Heathrow Airport and causes the world to slip into the dark ages with a speed that could not have been foreseen by the CDC.It is tough being away from their parents and their old friends, but when Genesis discovers the lead scientist is keeping secrets about the outside world, she must look deep within herself for the courage to embrace her destiny - with a little help from her new zombie friends.

High school is bad enough. Try getting through it as a zombie! Meet Audrey Scott. She has it all. She’s the most popular girl at Lincoln High and dates Tommy Barker, the cutest boy in the senior class. She has a credit card with no limit, is head cheerleader and was probably going to be homecoming queen again this year—until she was bitten by a Deader. Worst part of it? He ruined her best jeans.But that’s just the tip of the putrid iceberg. Now, Audrey is beginning to fester. She doesn’t smell very fresh. Her hair comes out, along with pieces of scalp. Her friends no longer want to hang out with her. Tommy has moved on to a new girl.And poor Audrey is suddenly wearing Depends and hanging with her lame younger sister, Cindy.The world isn’t like it was. Disease is in the air and people have become infected. The dead are no longer buried because they won’t stay put in their graves. They are sent out to big, green pastures with electric fences, where they remain until they rot away to nothing.**Incidentally, the misspellings in this blog-style short story are intentional. Although I have no personal experience with the living dead, I have heard they are notoriously poor spellers.

Dead Won't Stay Dead***For a limited time, you can get a free copy of Craig's novel, Allied Zombies for Peace for free - click here to find out more > craignybo.com/freebook/ < (just copy and paste into your browser)*** A half-century-old curse lies over the small community of Ridgewater ever since Sarah Chase died in a car accident during a teen-angst-driven game of chicken back in 1962. She perished in the back seat of a 1961 Impala, accompanied by a group of boys who called themselves "the big four." She screamed as the car careened through a guardrail and plunged into the icy river water beneath. The four boys survived. Sarah did not.Teenagers still race and party at the Milvian Bridge where Sarah's car went over, especially on the anniversary of her death, in hopes of catching a glimpse of her unsettled ghost.But the partying teenagers of Ridgewater don't know that in life Sarah belonged to a group of teenage girls who practiced witchcraft. They don't now that Sarah seeks to use her powers from the grave to avenge her unrequited vendetta. They don't know that Stan Corelis, the driver of the Impala that terrible night and the unpronounced protector of Ridgewater, has passes away, freeing Sarah to unleash her anger.