
I Woke Up Dead at the Mall
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Narrated by:
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Cassandra Morris
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By:
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Judy Sheehan
Judy Sheehan's debut young adult novel is a terrifically fun listen that also tackles some of life's - and the afterlife's - big questions.
Last night Sarah was a bridesmaid, dressed in a hideous mango chiffon. Today she wakes up dead at the Mall of America. This is where the universe sends teenagers who were murdered. In fact most malls are haunted. The living don't notice it, what with all the bright lights, sales, and free samples. The dead just pass through them while finishing up the business of their former lives.
As Sarah and her fellow dead teenagers work together to move on, she hits just a few complications: Sarah discovers an uncanny ability to haunt the living, and while she has no idea who killed her, she knows the one person she loves back on Earth is in grave (yes, grave) danger. Meanwhile, she's falling madly and badly for Nick, who died heroically saving his girlfriend. Sarah can't let these distractions put her at risk of being doomed to relive her final moments again and again. But how can she stop her killer from killing again?
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Beautiful Story
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Great story, lovely writing
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What did you love best about I Woke Up Dead at the Mall?
I loved the dark humor and the escape this book offered me. I've read a few more serious books recently and ended up picking this book when I was looking to de-stress. The love story part was a tad bit annoying at times (and I'm usually a hopeless romantic), but it didn't ruin the overall story. I think the best part of this book for me was Sarah's internal thoughts and her pondering over questions.Good Lighthearted Reading
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The narrator is a favorite of mine. She always does an excellent job!
Highly recommended.
Totally awesome!
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I agree with others that this was ridiculously repetitive. It felt like the author, especially toward the end, just ran out of creativity, so the story repeated itself. I get the repetition of walking, to showcase Sarah’s misery, but sheesh. But that’s not what most bothered me. The second half of the story repeated the first. “Dad, get out!” Over and over. And over. I listened to the end (I did have to find out if Dad ever got out) but I listened at 2.5 speed. Even through the epilogue, which was jarringly abrupt and unsatisfying. The epilogue reinforces my opinion that the author ran out of ideas, and interest in her own story, halfway through.
As for the narrator, she was pretty good. Her voice fit a young girl, and her inflections were pretty good. I was never confused as to whom was speaking. Her director needed to speed her up a bit, but she doesn’t deserve the smack she’s gotten. I like her. I just think the story needs to be rewritten.
Cool concept
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a feel good story
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The narrator was absolutely fantastic!
Amazing!
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Thought-provoking
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A Fun Quirky Read
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