Prom Dress
6 journalers for this copy...
Am finally ready to share this book.
Sending today to Geegal as a RABCK, in celebration of when I registered 700 books!
OK I finally read this book. I liked it a lot and I wouldn't have guessed from its cover or the synopsis on the back of the book. It's about this poor girl who canot afford to buy a dress for an upcoming prom so she borrows a dress without being allowed from a neighbour. But the dress is cursed and makes all these tragic accidents happen. Is it really the curse that leads to these tragedies or is it the guilt the girls have about wearing the dress ? The book is a nice page turner and I can see how it can be a favorite among teen readers!
Journal Entry 5 by Geegal at At a restaurant in Given to a fellow Bookcrosser, Bookcrossing Meetup -- Controlled Releases on Friday, April 22, 2005
Habe das Buch mit "meiner" Englischen-Buch-Box erhalten
und werde es mit Lilo37fee´s Box weiter schicken.
und werde es mit Lilo37fee´s Box weiter schicken.
Journal Entry 7 by Laschl at per Post verschickt in -- Per Post geschickt/ Persönlich weitergegeben --, Hamburg Germany on Monday, May 9, 2005
Released 18 yrs ago (5/9/2005 UTC) at per Post verschickt in -- Per Post geschickt/ Persönlich weitergegeben --, Hamburg Germany
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Joins the English-Book-Box (by Lilo37fee)travelling to Daine.
Joins the English-Book-Box (by Lilo37fee)travelling to Daine.
I have just taken it out of my english bookbox. Thank you!
Journal Entry 9 by 
Lilo37fee
from -- Irgendwo in Bayern, Bayern Germany on Thursday, November 3, 2005
Lilo37fee from -- Irgendwo in Bayern, Bayern Germany on Thursday, November 3, 2005
A story about a cursed prom dress, that in the beginning has a magnetic effect on every girl that sees it; but when wearing it the dress turns out to destroy the most important gift this girl has got- talent, integrity, beauty, whatever.
I can imagine that the story is popular among teenage girls, my own daugther really likes Fear Street-novels and I imagine them to be similar.
Reserved for the big yellow english bookbox
I can imagine that the story is popular among teenage girls, my own daugther really likes Fear Street-novels and I imagine them to be similar.
Reserved for the big yellow english bookbox
I read this book while the bookbox was at my house (it's now back inside the box). It was an enjoyable Saturday afternoon read.
Journal Entry 11 by Morgaine77 from Münchenstein, Baselland Switzerland on Monday, February 27, 2006
Fished this out of the Big Yellow English Bookbox. I always enjoyed those "Mystery"-Booklets you can buy at every newspaper stand when I was younger. This looks like a fun and fast read!
