Bad Girls don't die:best part about my book

I absolutely love the book Bad Girls don't die. Some of the best parts about this book are;

It's suspenseful and intriguing and always makes me want to read on. It has a certain creepy factor to it that makes it worth reading. The author, Katie Alender, portrays the character Kasey as an almost troubled young girl. She's twelve and yet, she still obsesses over her dolls. It's to the point that she won't even let anyone go into her room with the fear that they may harm her precious dolls. Katie Alender connects Kasey to one doll in particular. The doll and Alexis connect in unique ways, such as their eyes. She gives subtle foreshadowing hints as to what's coming next.

This book never fails to draw me back. I feel as if I am in the story going through these events with the characters.

Bad Girls don't die: The author

The author of Bad Girls don't die is Katie Alender. She has written Bad Girls don't die, From Bad to cursed, As Dead As it gets, and Marie Antoinette Serial Killer. She grew up in South Florida and went to Florida State University Film School.

She now lives in Los Angeles with her husband, daughter, and dog. Her hobbies include reading sewing, writing, and photography.

I can't wait to see what other wonderful books she will create.

http://katiealender.com

Bad Girls don't die:Symbols

     In the book Bad Girls don't die there are various symbols that represent the characters.


     A symbol that represents Alexis is a camera. This represents her because she is an outsider that watches the world instead of being involved with it. She's a one of a kind person, just like a one of a kind picture.


     A symbol that represents Alexis sister, Kasey , is a doll. Not only is Kasey obsessed with dolls, but she's also being possessed by one. A doll represents her because she is a very childish twelve year old. Most twelve year olds are too mature to "play" with dolls. When I hear the word dolls, I think of kids.