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`Chase Haynes #7 7b 7-1
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My book is What Waits in the Woods what waits in the woods by K kieran Sscott. This story is about a girl who lives in Nnew Yyork and decides to go on a camping trip with her friends and her new boyfriend. Their names are Jjeremy, Ppenelope, Llissa, and Ccallie V velasquez the main character. What they do not know about on this trip is the soon find out that someone is trying to kill and wont stop till they do. Ccan Ccallie and her friends get out?
Callie and in her friends now set off into the woods for their trip as the first night passed past things were going well. Soon the night came Ccallie then gets a little uncomfortable thinking someone is out there in the woods possibly stalking them.

She then gets comfort from her boyfriend Jjeremy who is being a nice guy and came along on the trip because he thought it would make Ccallie happy and it did.
A bit farther now in the story and …show more content…

It another night and Ccallie minding her own business and hears here's a noise in the woods again now she knows something is out there but what could it be?
Iit is the final day and Ccallie and her friends are heading out to go home but it's real foggy and no one can see each other and they're all calling out. Soon someone drops dead who could be once everyone went up to see it was Llissa she was shot. Now Know they knew for sure someone is out there and trying to kill them. Ssoon a whole massacre is going on and Zzach and Tted get sniped from someone, Ccallie and Jjeremy ran for their lives and barely made it out. the only person then they went home and tried to forget what had happened

My personal response is this books is good and Ii like how it leads up to the killing or the action my favorite part is when they lost their phones.

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