Dead Wednesday
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Pre-teens in a small town are assigned the names of teens lost too soon, and the entire town treats them as if they’re gone. For Worm Tarnauer, feeling invisible is nothing new until Becca Finch, a fearless, sharp-tongued spirit killed in a car crash, arrives to shake up his world. Together, they stumble into an unforgettable day that’s equal parts funny, painful, and epic, and one that just might change them both forever.
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