Dead Girls Don't Write Letters
It's a book by Gail Giles.

Please write your thoughts on the ending.
I seriously am confused about how it ends.

I mean..
Sunny made up the journal??!
Then how did she a get a girl to pretend to be Jazz?
Then how does she get a letter from herself at the end?!
And why does Sunny think at the end "What have I done?" when she sees a letter from herself? Maybe she changed herself.

i think Sunny is insane and has mental issues.
She should see a therapist more often.

i dont know.
Please reply.

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I haven't read the book, so I can't give my opinions, but coming from you, it sounds pretty interesting.

It sounds interesting.
Maybe I'll check it out!

yes yes please read


post your thoughts!


it's a pretty short book to

Here's some info.

Just got it, am going to read it during the holidays. I also have Playing In Traffic and Shattering Glass, also by Gail Giles.

Thanks for the recommendation; I'll let you know what I think. (:

That book was so confusing! I seriously didn't get it.. But I don't remember much of the plot anymore because I read it during the summer of '05.

Does it have a sequel? Because I think it seriously needs a sequel. They can't just leave so many questions unanswered!
When I finished it, I was like, "WTF? That's it?!" because it didn't make much sense.

Sunny is probably schizophrenic or something.

yea yea its uber confusing..
yea i think Sunny is insane.
haha

and i don't think there is a sequel...yea there should be

I just read it today, and I did not get the ending. At all. Did Sunny imagine the whole thing? But what about her parents? And Ollie? Didn't they kind of go through it with her... And is Jazz really truly dead? They never did confirm it, although I guess she must be. This book opens up a lot of questions where it should finish. For some reason I can see this being a TV movie on Lifetime. But overall, it was okay. I expected more suspense, but it has an interesting ending, kind of like The End by Lemony Snicket, with all of the questions. Kind of short, though, and the big font didn't help - or maybe that was just my edition. Next up, Shattering Glass.

yea it is confusing with a lotta of questions unanswered.. i wonder if we ever met the author-- we could ask her about it. =/ I need to read Shattering Glass..
geez there's soo many books; so little time.