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'''''I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You''''' (2006) is a [[Young adult literature|young adult fiction]] novel written by [[Ally Carter]]. It was [[Option (films)|optioned for film]] by [[Disney]] and recently been announced to be in production by [[Walden Media]]. In October 2007, a sequel was released titled ''[[Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy]]''. It has been on the New York Times Bestseller list 2 years. |
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==Plot== |
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The story follows the young Cammie Morgan, who attends Gallahger Academy a school for gifted girls. For the girls extra credit is breaking [[CIA]] codes, P.E. is sparring in Karate and how to be a spy mainly. Cammie believed that she was prepared for any thing until she meets the boy of her dreams. Horrified that being an average girl is much harder than being a student, spy and the headmistress's daughter she must learn how to balance her life out. |
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Cammie is facing her first year of serious spy training. On her first mission she meets, Josh, who above all else, notices her. No one notices her, it is sometimes a good trait. They call her a chamelean. She fabricates a story and does 'research' on him with her best friends. Soon they develop a steady relationship, but finally Cammie realizes she can't keep lying to him and tells him that she is from the Gallagher academy. Shortly after, they break up. |
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Once Josh walks away Cammie is 'kidnapped' by her teacher for her 'test'. It is later revealed that Josh saw Cammie taken away, and he tries, with out success, to save her. Cammie's mom later tells Josh everything, but she gives him a special tea that makes him forget everything about the academy. |
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**her new book is called "dont judge a girl by her cover" source<http://www.allycarter.com/blog.html> |
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