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The Deathday Letter

by: Shaun David Hutchinson (author)

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Oliver lives in a world where at some point in their lives, everyone receives a Deathday Letter, a letter that kindly lets you know you have twenty-four hours left to live. Abraham Lincoln received one, Heath Ledger received one, and on an otherwise typical Thursday morning, fifteen-year-old Oliver Travers receives one. Bummer.With his best friend by his side, Ollie has one day left to live life to the fullest, go on every adventure possible…and set things right with the girl of his dreams.

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Format: paperback

ISBN: 9781416996088 (1416996087)

ASIN: 1416996087

Publish date: 2010-06-15

Publisher: Simon Pulse

Pages no: 256

Edition language: English

Category:

Fantasy, Young Adult, Novels, Humor, Science Fiction, Romance, Family, Dystopia, Death, Fiction

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Book Probe rated it

14 years ago

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After having The Deathday Letter by Shaun David Hutchinson on my shelf since last year, I had finally gotten around to reading it. I am happy that I did read it, because it had told me a lot about myself and the so many things I need, desire or want to do before I escape this world. However, there w...

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Reading Angel rated it

15 years ago

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As the readers note on the very first page will tell you. There will be no miracle, no deus ex machina, that will come in and save our lovable main character. He will die at the end of the book, but the point is not his death, it's his life.That statement is very true for this book. I fell so tot...

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Little Miss Bookmark rated it

15 years ago

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I won this book in the First Reads Giveaway. The Deathday Letter is a story of a teenager named Oliver Travers. Oliver woke up one morning to his family huddled together in shock as they stared at his Deathday Letter. Deathday Letters are the standard in Ollie's world and it informs him that he has ...

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