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Anadee Orrell
8th Grade



Starters By, Lissa Price


            Quote: "I drove the freeway as fast as I could without pulling a ticket. So Helena didn’t want to go surfing or jump off bridges, she was going to use me to murder someone. Kill and be killed. That must have been why the target shooting was one of her requirements.
         I saw my phone flashing. Blake had Zinged me while I was at the restaurant.
         The message read: What’s left to say?
         That was weird. I pressed the call button in the car and got him on the line
         “Blake, meet me at Beverly Glen Park in thirty minutes. I’ll explain everything.”
         “Thirty minutes,” he said. His voice was dry. (page 125)



         I personally think that this is one of the most important parts of the book because it explains what is going to happen during most of the book. Callie’s body is being rented to an ender. An ender is an older person who rents younger peoples bodies so they can live the life of a teen or kid. The company who owns this is called Prime Destinations run by an elder called The Old Man. The ender Helena, is using Callie’s body to commit murder. Blake is a friend of Callie and he has a secret. Helena also has a secret.

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