Book details
Dead Is So Last Year (Dead Is, 3)
Description
Who would have thought the notoriously spooky little town of Nightshade, California, could get twice as weird? The summer before Daisy Giordano's senior year, it does.
With their mom working on a case overseas, the Giordano sisters are on their own. These smart psychic teens have no trouble taking care of themselves. They score jobs: Daisy starts working at her favorite diner, Slim's; beach-loving Poppy mans a snack stand on the boardwalk; and Rose lands a coveted position as a research assistant to the mysterious Dr. Franken.
But then summer gets strange. Residents of Nightshade are suddenly seeing double. Doppelgangers - look-alikes of familiar friends and neighbors - are popping up all over town. Daisy, Rose, and Poppy think it's a coincidence, until the rumors start that their father, who disappeared several years ago, is back in Nightshade. Perhaps the girls won't be having a parent-free summer after all.
Meanwhile, Daisy's boyfriend, Ryan, is spending all of his time training for football, and like the other guys on the team, he's grown enormous almost overnight. Could the players be resorting to extreme measures to win?
Between psychic predictions, sugar rushes, and beach parties, the Giordano sisters get to the bottom of these mysteries and more.
Age
11-12
Text complexity
beginner
Length
204 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Mystery: 'Dead Is So Last Year' offers readers an intriguing supernatural mystery that keeps them guessing. The plot is filled with twists and turns that make it hard to put the book down.
- Continuation of the Series: For fans of the 'Dead Is' series, this third installment provides an opportunity to continue following the adventures of Daisy Giordano and her paranormal experiences in the quirky town of Nightshade.
- Character Development: The book allows readers to delve deeper into the lives and relationships of the characters they've grown to love, offering more insight into their personalities and choices.
- Entertaining and Light-Hearted: Despite the supernatural elements and mystery, the book maintains a fun and humorous tone, making it a great choice for those looking for an entertaining read that doesn't take itself too seriously.