Don't Scream
Readers rate it 4.0 (1 on Hardcover)
165 pages · Released Oct 1, 1999 · Tandem Library
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Don't Scream parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
Joan Lowery Nixon is a well-known author of mysteries and suspense for middle-grade readers, and the title 'Don't Scream' suggests this is a thriller likely intended for ages 10 and up. However, without access to the book's description, plot details, or full metadata, I cannot confidently assess specific content categories like violence, language, or scary themes. A parent should preview this book or check detailed reviews before deciding if it's appropriate for their child.
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From the publisher
When two new boys come to her school, Jess thinks things are really looking up, but she doesn't know their real identities or if she can trust them. When two new boys come to her school, Jess thinks things are really looking up, but she doesn't know their real identities or if she can trust them.
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- Mental illness
- Fiction
- Revenge
- Mystery and detective stories
- Mentally ill
- Detective and mystery stories
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ISBN 9780613035859 · Tandem Library