Undead Girl Gang

Praise

“Witches get the spotlight and zombies are way more interesting than their Walking Dead relatives in this coming-of-age horror comedy….a breezy entry to the supernatural that also rewrites creature-feature rules in a smart way.” —USA Today

“A compelling mystery, a grimly funny fantasy, and a genuinely touching story of friendship.”—Booklist

“Mila’s sardonic, darkly humorous narration drives much of this book…but Anderson also couples Mila’s sarcasm with sincere grief, making an authentic picture of an outsider girl mourning the loss of her only friend.” —BCCB 

“Undead Girl Gang is a YA mash up of ‘The Craft’ and ‘Veronica Mars’ with a Latina protagonist…the best mix of ’90s girl power culture, compelling magic and creepy circumstances—all rolled together for the best kind of murder mystery.” —Bustle.com

“Undead Girl Gang’s authentic teen voice and quintessential characters transport the reader right into high school. The witty humor and suspenseful plot make this spell-binding book a fun read for older teen fans of realistic fiction with a twist of magic.” —VOYA

“Female friendship and grief as seen through the lens of zombies and magic, Undead Girl Gang is twisty, wicked fun.” —Goldy Moldavsky, New York Times bestselling author of Kill the Boy Band and No Good Deed

“The modern Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode we’ve been waiting for. Mila Flores is the witchy, sarcastic, ride-or-die (literally) BFF sure to cast a spell over you.” —Zoraida Córdova, award-winning author of Labyrinth Lost

“Undead Girl Gang is the ultimate modern witch novel, with that creepy twist on female friendships that’ll make you want to bust out your tarot cards and crystals. Trust me, this book is the answer to all your coven-loving, Craft-obsessed prayers.” —Danielle Vega, author of the Merciless series and Survive the Night

“Undead Girl Gang is a grand spell of a book. One part revenge, two parts twisted friendship, all parts undead girl glory—with a dash of wicked romance. If you mixed Hocus Pocus, Mean Girls, and The Craft, this would be the bewitching result.” —Cori McCarthy, author of Breaking Sky, You Were Here, and Now A Major Motion Picture