Carly and Kaitlyn keep trying and trying to convince her that this is different the 'alters' (what Dr. Annabeth Lansing, is convinced that Carly is suffering with Dissociative Identity Disorder (D.I.D.). That is why Carly (and Kaitlyn's) therapist, Dr. They live two completely different lives and have no memories of each others movements from he previous night or day. This is because these two girls live in the same body: Carly is the reserved, sweet girl awake during the day and Kaitlyn is the frustrated teen, only aware once the son has gone down. One detail is important about the sisters: only Carly is registered as being alive and there is no mention of of a Kaitlyn anywhere in records. This incredibly unique gem of a book is about Carly and Kaitlyn Johnson, two sisters who spent time in a psychiatric hospital after an apparent breakdown responding to the death of her parents.

MY SYNOPSIS: The Dead House takes place twenty-five years after an impossibly unbelievable occurrence has taken place there are a few details here and there, but the main thing the reader knows as that there were a few deaths, some people are missing, there is no culprit, and there was a fire and other structural damage that has closed a school down for good. In some ways, I do not have a problem with this however, if I were to give it a film rating, I would definitely say that it was a SCARY PG-13, so I guess it belongs in teen, but it is very terrifying. Another detail I want to point out is that I’m worried that this book was placed under the teen section.

I will get more into that later, but I don't want anyone thinking that I thought the production was terrifying/terrible/bad. Exquisite Horror and Terrifyingly Producedīefore I start, I want to clarify the meaning of 'terrifyingly produced.' If I could type more in the title, I would have put production made me terrified.

The dead house by dawn kurtagich