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Haunted MAG
If you need any proof that teenagers can write good fiction, read Kaily D.’s “Haunted.”
Forget for a second about how everything flows so smoothly or how you cannot find a single cliche in her work. It seems as if Amanda is haunted in more ways than one. Maybe being a loner made her seem like a ghost too. How many times have you sat in a classroom and realized suddenly that there are people nobody seems to notice? I have, and I think the author has too. “Haunted” is a great read.
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