[aisle] [ EXT ] Book Title Help

[Kari S]

Hmm, definitely fits but he claims he read it in 7th grade? I guess I was
assuming we were looking for a middle grade battle of the books novel.
I'll see if that's what he's thinking.


Thanks!

On Tue, 13 Oct 2020 at 10:59, Gwendolyn Kuhns via AISLE <
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> They Both Die at the End <https://g.co/kgs/Qaw5UB> by Adam Silvera
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> Hello! I have a student looking for a book that he thinks was on the
> Battle of the Books list a few years back.
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> The cover is blue with two kids crossing a bridge in silhouette. The plot
> was that the kids knew what day in the future they were going to die.
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> Any ideas? Thanks!
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