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Read Time: ~3.6 hr

Here today, gone tomorrow

by Marilyn Kaye (2009)

About this book

Being able to see the future is supposed to be a gift, but Emily's visions have caused nothing but problems. Now Gifted students are disappearing one by one, and Emily's gift is their only hope of having a future at all.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraContemporary / Future
Protagonist / CoreHere today, gone tomorrow Lead Character

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