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I Know What You Did Last Summer By Lois Duncan
This book is called "I Know What You Did Last Summer," by Lois Duncan. It tells the story of four teenagers, Julie James, Helen Rivers, Raymond Bronson, and Barry Cox, and how one event affected their life. It all started when they were at aa little party, but their fun turns into disaster. The four friends crashed into a young boy, David Gregg, on the road and did not bother to stop. It was a hit and run. They stopped at the telephone booth and called the police. After that they made a pact on not telling anyone what happened. After this accident they all go different ways. They do not meet any longer, especially Julie does not meet any of them any longer. She also breaks off with her boyfriend, who goes to California for a year. Helen and

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