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Explores the life of Alicia, a popular sixteen-year-old, in the aftermath of a fatal car crash, as her friends, family members, and others recall key episodes that show her impact on their lives. Includes author's note about the real Alicia and how she inspired the book, as well as resources on teen grief.

During fall semester of her junior year of high school, Alice decides to change her good girl image, while major remodeling begins at home and some important relationships begin to change.

Wes Moore discusses how he met and interviewed another man also named Wes Moore who followed a very different and destructive life than his own, even though they grew up close to one another in the same dangerous neighborhood. Moore outlines the life decisions that led each of them in different directions and provides black-and-white photographs.

Reena Hale achieves her goal and joins the arson unit after a devastating fire destroys her family's pizzeria; however, as she continues to trace the origin of threats against her and unsolved arson cases, she struggles with her relationship with Bo Goodnight.

Teens Hal, Callie, and Nia are joined by Zoe in their search to find out the truth about Amanda, but while looking for Amanda's sister, they must avoid the powerful and mysterious group that has a deep, dark interest in Amanda.

Nia, Callie, and Hal, having realized everything their friend Amanda told them was lie and found out what forced her to go into hiding, are joined in their search for her by a new player, while trying decode a series of mysterious symbols they are finding throughout town.

As high school freshmen Hal, Callie, and Nia try to uncover why their enigmatic friend Amanda suddenly disappeared, they learn that they and their families may be closely tied to the mystery.

Young Moses and his family sell everything they own and leave their Baltimore, Maryland, home in 1889 to join many other settlers in a race to claim land in the newly-opened territory of Oklahoma.