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This was one of the most important quotes. Because agent Faraday wanted maddie and aiden to be friends. And they already knew each other. Maddie didn't even know that this agent was aiden's dad. Maddie was so surprised by this. Maddie was also very happy to see him. Also was aiden.

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I totally agree with that book review. I agree with it because I was sucked into the books imediately. From their I knew the book was gonna be good because I wanted to know if the FBI found out about her readings. I also thought what would happen to maddie if they arrested her because she knew death dates and she paid people for the readings. Also I was wondering if her mom would be fixed because she has an alcohol problem

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Gr 9 Up — Maddie has always seen the date people will die, but does not realize what she is seeing until one day, in first grade, her father is killed on a date she told him about two years prior. The tragedy sends Maddie's life spinning out of control: her mother can no longer function without alcohol, they leave the city to live in a small community, Maddie's ability challenges her facility to make friends, and her mother cannot hold down a job. They survive on her father's wrongful death settlement. Maddie, now 16, also makes ends meet by  charging a small fee to tell people their death dates. A mother comes for a reading for her youngest son, but Maddie notices that the woman's older son will die in a week instead. The customer accuses Maddie of fraud. When  the older boy goes missing a week later, FBI agents show up at the protagonist's school because they suspect Maddie and her best friend, Stubby, of foul play. Soon, more children go missing and turn up dead. This fast-paced story is a little far-fetched: the FBI agents arrest and badly beat Stubby, Maddie suffers unbelievable bullying from classmates and school administrators, all while her mother goes on drinking. At times, the teen seems younger than her years. The plot is filled with false turns, which will keep readers engaged until the surprising ending.—Lisa Nabel, Dayton Metro Library, OH --Lisa Nabel (Reviewed November 1 , 2014) (School Library Journal, vol 60, issue 11, p119)

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"maddie this is my son Aiden" she said she knew him already and Aiden already knew her from a football game.(Laurie 321)

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I chose conflict because maddie was always questioned by FBI and was not quite sure how she knew certain things were gonna happen and they decided to watch her every move and stubby was apart of the investigation because the FBI searched his house and found a bloody knife with the same type blood as payton and stubby himself so he had to go to jail because the FBI thought it was him that killed payton

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The image represents the mystery of all the conflicts going on. Because in the book FBI couldn't figure out how maddie the main character was able to know when payton and tevon was going to die. That puzzled them that she would know it. it was that the FBI wouldn't know what maddie can do. When maddie proved herself to the FBI they were very shocked, that she had this talent because it was the death dates of agent Faraday's family

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Maddie was trying to stick up for her friend because she knows that stubby would never hurt someone and for the FBI to accuse stubby of killing payton got maddie mad because they are best friends and she knows him best and she knows the dried blood was from when he cut him self.

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my favorite quote was " there is blood on the knife that matches paytons" blood type" maddie starts to say it was from stubby he cut himself on his left palm"(Laurie