I'd like to find a novel which I totally forgot the title of it. The lead character is a woman, and she died from the beginning of the story. After her death, she found that her boyfriend and her best friend have some conspiracy (connected to her death, or something like that).

The book was published about 4,5 years,or even longer ago.

Thanks :D

I need to bring an object for my oral book report to represent the book The Last Lecture. I was thinking of bringing something from Disney. Any other ideas? Please suggest items that most people would already have.

Update : Best answer gets 20 points!

Check-out slip from the library
Kleenex (clean) or even toilet paper (clean!)
Actual bookmark (usually one of the free ones you pick up on the counter at the library or Chapters or whatever)
A slip of paper ripped from a notepad or nearby magazine
A Post-It Note
An envelope
Dust jacket flap (not too often but I do use this trick on occasion)
A business card (advantage – if you mis-place the book, it may get returned!)
A piece of string
Bending back the corner of the page I'm on (hate this and only do it if absolutely nothing else is available!)

The Inkheart trilogy, The Hobbit, The Last Dragon Chronicles (the first book is called The Fire Within). Also, if its not too much trouble, could you please answer my recent question (it's called story ideas (I think))

Okay, so writing a book where people are categorized I to two categories: Magician (Half demon) and Human.

So she's a girl, and she's a magician.

She has long black hair that goes to her thighs, bright yellow eyes, and really pale skin, like almost marble, and she's very beautiful and cute :)

She's 4'7 and 18, and she's relatively flat chested which she is embarresing about,

Her personality is similar to the mad hatter, insane and eccentric but good hearted, she also doesn't have much regard for others and makes it obvious when she doesn't like someone.

There are two dead giveaway cliches in writing...

A story that begins...

1. With the protagonist getting up in the morning.
2. Descriptions of weather (raining, sunrises, sunsets, etc).