Ride or Die
Ride or Die by Delilah S. Dawson, published by Random House on August 5, 2025, is a 224-page children’s book that blends elements of science fiction, fantasy, and spine-chilling horror. This middle school read follows Brie, who hopes to gain acceptance from the popular girls at school during a sleepover at an amusement park. As she navigates the thrills of the night, a game of truth or dare leads her into an abandoned section of the park, setting the stage for a terrifying encounter.
Readers will find a gripping narrative that explores themes of friendship and fear as Brie faces a reawakened evil lurking in the shadows. The story combines mystery and suspense, inviting young readers to experience the tension of a night filled with unexpected twists. With its focus on the challenges of fitting in and the consequences of secrets, this book offers an engaging adventure that captures the essence of childhood fears and the thrill of the unknown.
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NATIONAL BESTSELLER • A sleepover at an amusement park turns into a night of terror in this scary middle school read from the New York Times bestselling author of Mine and Camp Scare.
Tonight is Brie’s chance to finally be accepted by the Ems—the most popular girls at school. If she can just keep one potentially reputation-ending secret under wraps, she’ll have the best night of her life, screaming on scary rides and running the Wildwoods amusement park with her new friends.
But when the Ems take a game of truth or dare too far, Brie ends up alone in a creepy abandoned section of the park. There, she meets a group of cool older teens that invite her to join them. They seem friendly enough.
Little does Brie know she’s about to come face to face with a reawakened evil that wants to take her on the ride of her life…make that her death.
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