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Thick with suspense and simmering with adolescent turmoil, Bad Girls is an action-adventure survival story that pits a group of troubled teens against a forbidding tropical landscape, an elusive enemy, and, worst of all, each other. It's Mean Girls meets Lord of the Flies, and it marks the... read more

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  • the gray Chevy Astrovan: with two painted-over and wire-meshed portholes for windows on the back doors
  • Andros Island: a poor island off the coast of Florida; where Camp Archstone is located; hot and humid;
  • Camp Archstone: a military-style camp for troubled teens, comprised of tall gates with barbed wire across the top and what looked like guard towers and a military-style barracks; encircled by a high chain-link fence
  • Clayton Peak: a rock formation ten miles southwest of the camp
  • Andros River Basin: 1/4 mile from Clayton Peak

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The girl with the dirty blonde hair ran down the hillside and began to pick her way rapidly through the trees.

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  • vitriol: • figurative cruel and bitter criticism
  • refectory: a room used for communal meals

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  1. Alex McAulay (Author)

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Reading Level: Young Adults

Bad language and serious themes are discussed (sex, drugs, murder), though the tone of the book is set for a young adult.

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