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TITLE: SHIVER
AUTHOR: MAGGIE STIEFVATER
CHARACTERS:
* Samuel Roth – Wolf boy, Grace’s love interest * Grace Brisbane – High school girl who was attacked by Sam's pack as a young girl, has a strange Obsession with wolves and Sam's love interest * Olivia – Grace’s Best friend, Bitten by a wolf & decides to turn and spend her life as a wolf * Isabel Culpeper – Jack’s sister, became their friend and keeps their secrets of being a wolf * Jack Culpeper- Turned into a wolf by Sam's pack. Believed to be dead but keeps contact with his sister and jeopardizes the pack. * Geoffrey Beck – The human pack leader, Sam’s stepfather

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For years, Grace has watched the wolves in the woods behind her house. One yellow
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