Bad Girls Don't Die is a young adult horror novel written by Katie Alender and published in 2009. It is the second book in the Bad Girls Don't Die series, which follows the story of Alexis, a teenage girl who is struggling to come to terms with the strange occurrences happening in her town and her own family.
In the second book, Alexis is still trying to uncover the truth about what is happening in her town. She is dealing with the aftermath of the events of the first book and trying to figure out how to stop the spirits that are haunting her. The spirits seem to be getting stronger and more dangerous, and Alexis is not sure how to protect herself and her loved ones.
As she investigates, Alexis discovers that there may be a connection between the spirits and her own family. She uncovers secrets about her ancestors and realizes that the spirits may be tied to them in some way. This realization only adds to the confusion and fear that Alexis is already feeling.
Throughout the book, Alexis grapples with the idea of good and evil and what it means to be a "bad girl." She is torn between wanting to do what is right and trying to protect those she loves, even if it means going against the rules or doing things that may be considered "bad."
As the book comes to a close, Alexis is faced with a final, terrifying confrontation with the spirits. She must use all of her strength and determination to defeat them and find a way to banish them from her town forever.
Overall, Bad Girls Don't Die Book 2 is a thrilling and suspenseful read that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. It is a compelling exploration of the blurred lines between good and evil and the power of love and family.
9781423134718: From Bad to Cursed (Bad Girls Don't Die, 2)
I liked her because she wasn't the stereotypical bitchy cheerleader, and I liked the part she played in the story. Lutie Johnson, however, finds the setting agreeable and rises to challenges posed by the city in order to achieve her goals. It was spooky, it had possession and a good vengeful spirit background. Kasey, her doll-obsessed little sister, is sometimes too passive for her own good, but hopefully the doll-collecting is something she will grow out of. . Then, as time went on, she started to hang out with her, but still kept her distance. It wasn't nearly the best book about paranormal activity, but for a book intended for younger teens it was okay.
From Bad to Cursed (Bad Girls Don't Die, #2) by Katie Alender
Reviewed by Amber Gibson for TeensReadToo. Ghosts; strange happenings that made my hair stand on ends; it was off to a great start. Alexis wants to think that it's all in her head, but soon, what she liked to think of as silly parlor tricks are becoming life-threatening--to her, her family, and to her budding relationship with the class president. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. .
From Bad to Cursed (Bad Girls Don't Die Series #2) by Katie Alender, Paperback
I've been in the mood to read something scary, and have recently red The Amityville Horror and The Haunting of Hill House, and neither of those ones creeped me out at all, however this YA horror that's been sitting on my shelf for years did the trick! A pet peeve I have is seeing obvious typos in books. I'm not sure if it was because I had an e-copy, but I saw some pretty obvious ones and that is always annoying when you see it. So an awkward, half hilarious, half scared, laugh is elicited. This book has a little of everything in it too. Even Stephen King's Joyland didn't have quite the impact it had on me than Bad Girls Don't Die.
Bad Girls Don't Die (Bad Girls Don't Die, #1) by Katie Alender
I had so much fun with the creepy ghost related paranormal vibes from her Famous Last Words that I knew I couldn't resist another one. In other words, hell yes, I recommend it to you. . Ghost stories are my weakness. When Kasey starts using words that normally don't belong in her normal vocabulary, and moving around the house at odd hours, Alexis starts to worry.
There was also Megan Wiley, the cheerleader who surprisingly has a big part in this book. Soon Alexis learns that the girls have pledged an oath to a seemingly benevolent spirit named Aralt. She attended high school at the Palm Beach County School of the Arts, studying Communication Arts. Yay for good book mitosis! Dreyfoos High School of the Arts, before pursuing filmmaking at Florida State University. This is the first occurrence of something unusual that Alexis notices. I'm almost disappointed that there's a sequel, because this novel is really strong as a standalone. Doors open and close by themselves; water boils on the unlit stove; and an unplugged air conditioner turns the house cold enough to see their breath in.
