Book review by: Arebella S. age: 11 Review submitted on 02/12/2010 at 07:10:02 list all 2 reviews for this book

Story Rating 10.0 out of a possible 10.0

Arebella S. writes the following about I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have To Kill You :

I’d Tell You I love You But Then I’d Have To Kill You By Ally Carter US copyright 1998 1423100034 $9.99 Cammie Morgan is a strong, brave, girl who attends a school for girl spies. With her mom, the headmistress and her two best friends beside her, she starts a relationship with a normal boy she met on a mission. Can she survive pretending to be a normal girl long enough to possibly be in love? She knows her relationship won’t last, but she still gets caught up in all of her feelings for a boy who seems to be the one for her. I found myself watching this realistic fiction story come to life before my very eyes as Cammie snuck out of the highly guarded school to be a normal girl for once in her far-fetched life. This is an amazing story for any girl between the ages of eleven and fifteen. You will find yourself exited as she find her “ true love ”, mad as she lies to him, and sad as he believes her. This story is full of intrigue ,as when, Cammie outsmarts security to sneak out. This wonderful story for girls truly has a great word placement and setting description.. You will discover an attention-grabbing story under the cover of, I’d Tell You That I Love You But Then I’d Have To Kill You. - Arebella S.

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