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1 author picked Tell Me What Really Happened as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I’m starting this list with one of my favorite YA mysteries, This book is written in the form of police transcripts, the narrative is certainly unique, and I was hooked! I couldn’t put this book down and had no idea what happened to popular Maylee.
With sharp twists and complex backstories, these characters jumped off the page with their mysterious connections to the missing Maylee. Is Maylee dead? And who is responsible for her disappearance? I raced through this book to find out the answers!
From Gabriella's list on whodunit mystery books from a huge mystery fan.
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