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Original Title:	Out of Sight, Out of Mind
ISBN:	0753416492 (ISBN13: 9780753416495)
Edition Language:	English URL http://giftedseries.com/
Series:	Gifted #1

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Thirteen year old Queen-of-mean Amanda Beeson, wakes up one morning in the wrong body. She's become lonely, unfashionable Tracey Devon - one of Amanda's targets for bullying. Amanda discovers that Tracey, ignored at home and at school, has the ability to turn invisible. Amanda sets out to rescue her one-time victim from obscurity - as well as rescuing herself from Tracey's life.

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Title	:	Out of Sight, Out of Mind (Gifted #1)
Author	:	Marilyn Kaye
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 222 pages
Published	:	February 2nd 2009 by Kingfisher
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal

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Imagine if one of your worst nightmares came true ? How would you cope , what would you do to fix it ? Meet , Amanda Benson she is the Queen Bee of the local high school. She is the IT Girl. Being the IT girl and Queen Bee , comes with alot of responsibilities and some of those are the not -so-nice tasks of bullying those in what you call the "social rejects or loser pile". One of the girls who is a constant target for Amanda's bullying is a girl called Tracey Devon. When Amanda starts to feel

Gifted is about 9 teenagers who go to the same school and are in this gifted class because they have extraordinary powers. Amanda Beeson is "The Queen Bee" at Meadowbrook Middle School. Amanda Beeson is a body snatcher, well technically she doesn't want to be but she is. Amanda is cruel to everyone she meets because if she starts to feel sorry for them then she will literally be in their shoes. In the book she starts to feel sorry for Tracey Devon and the next morning she woke up as her. She

I loved it

I really tried to like the book, but I had a few issues with it. First, Amanda didn't really learn from her experience and that bothered me.It seemed like she when through this whole experience and was still the same person. Second, even though this book was the beginning of a series, the plot moved too slow and I found myself swamped with a lot of characters and no information that would want to keep me interested in learning more about them. Regardless, I will try to read the next book and

A little predictable, but a fairly harmless book about nine students with extraordinary abilities who learn to use their 'gifts' to help others. Mean queen Amanda suddenly becomes the people she feels sorry for, which is why she fears being kind to anyone. But she slips up and becomes school nobody Tracey Devon who has practically disappeared from everyone's notice since the arrival of her septuplet siblings. Amanda is snobbish and excessively patronising, but she does try to make Tracey stand

I wasn't expecting to like this so much.YA fantasy, middle school and all that drama, predictability.Except... I kinda liked it. And read the next two books in the series.

I'm usually not one to read books involving Queen Bees and characters who are in middle school, but to my surprise, I got absorbed in the book and finished it in one sitting.Without giving anything away, the characters in 'Gifted' are people who have interesting back stories and unique personalities, which remain unexplored and make each of them mysterious. I hope to learn more about each in later books.It had a great anti-climax, but not the greatest climax. I felt dissatisfied with this, but