Dead girls don't pass notes..

Dead girls don't pass notes..

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When Polly Vaughn transfers to Ravenwood High, she expects rumors, mean girls, and maybe a quiz or two-not blinking mashed potatoes, haunted lockers, and a ghost claiming she died six years ago. Now trapped between the living and something else, Polly must team up with Rosie-the snarky chaos gremlin who might care more than she lets on-and MaryAnne, a too-calm girl who knows way too much about the school's secrets. But Ravenwood isn't just haunted. It's watching. And it remembers Polly. Funny, eerie, and emotionally twisted, this is a horror-drama where high school hell takes on a whole new meaning... and survival might mean confronting a past that never really died.
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