conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Tatum, Molly, Tatum's with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'When They Fade'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the first two paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: When They Fade
  Subjects: | CYAC: Ghosts—Fiction. | Bullying—Fiction. | Love—Fiction. | Horror stories. | BISAC: JUVENILE FICTION / Horror & Ghost Stories. | JUVENILE FICTION / Love & Romance. | JUVENILE FICTION / Social Issues / Bullying.
  The lake is neither cool nor warm. If I had to define it as something, I guess I'd say it's average. It's never overheated or chilled. I haven't waded into its depths, but once I reached down and ran my fingers along its surface. The water felt foreign against my skin. Different. Not the way water is supposed to feel. I remember childhood, jumping from the dock at my grandparents' cottage. That heart-stopping moment when cold water meets hot skin. Gasping. Giggling. Screaming at my brother for pushing me in. I miss that.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Add another sentence about boiling.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: When They Fade
  Subjects: | CYAC: Ghosts—Fiction. | Bullying—Fiction. | Love—Fiction. | Horror stories. | BISAC: JUVENILE FICTION / Horror & Ghost Stories. | JUVENILE FICTION / Love & Romance. | JUVENILE FICTION / Social Issues / Bullying. 
  The lake is neither cool nor warm. If I had to define it as something, I guess I'd say it's average. It's never overheated or chilled. Never boiling or frozen. I haven't waded into its depths, but once I reached down and ran my fingers along its surface. The water felt foreign against my skin. Different. Not the way water is supposed to feel. I remember childhood, jumping from the dock at my grandparents' cottage. That heart-stopping moment when cold water meets hot skin. Gasping. Giggling. Screaming at my brother for pushing me in. I miss that.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know five more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Claudette would hate her. But once the whole thing blew over, she'd understand that Tatum was only looking out for her best interests.
  She made it all the way through to the first Monday morning after break. When Tatum got to school, she found Claudette waiting for her at her locker. Her friend's face was puffy under several layers of makeup. They ducked into the girls' bathroom, where they could talk. Claudette opened all the stalls to make sure they were empty before she started.
  There. The words were out. The temperature in the bathroom seemed to drop ten degrees. Claudette's eyes narrowed before she suddenly shoved Tatum back against the wall.
  Tatum yelped as her head hit the mirror. Before she could regain her composure, Claudette pressed herself against Tatum, pinning her between the wall and the sink.
  Claudette laughed. "I've outgrown you. You can't handle that, can you? The fact that I can get a man like Barry to want me, while you can't even get someone like Levi to ask you out. You're nothing but a jealous, pathetic little girl."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the last five paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: When new people arrive, we welcome them with open arms. They no longer have to sit themselves down quietly and wait for that first moment when they'll Fade. It's not easy: many of them come to us angry and confused, still hurting from the tragic way they left earth. But we all came the same way one time or another. And we're patient.
  Tatum may never fully understand, but she did save me. She saved all of us. She made us remember that we deserved to feel the sun on our faces. That just because we died tragic deaths we didn't have to fade into memory.
  The Remnants may have been involved with my premonition, and I certainly added to it by refusing to give up, but now I see that there was a bigger picture for Tatum and me. Our determination to help each other was the most important thing. Tatum's days are changing too. I have faith that she'll be strong enough to move on. Her name is clear, and she's no longer being bullied. She has nothing to look forward to now except the future.
  As for the cave in the woods, I don't go back there anymore. There's no need. I have everything I want right here.
  And when I do Fade, I try to enjoy the moment. I still enjoy stepping out onto that road as the headlights light up the earth beneath my feet. I get into the car or van or truck and give the person behind the wheel my best smile.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: They no longer have to sit themselves down quietly and wait for that first moment when they'll Fade. It's not easy: many of them come to us angry and confused, still hurting from the tragic way they left earth. But we all came the same way one time or another. And we're patient.
  Tatum may never fully understand, but she did save me. She saved all of us. She made us remember that we deserved to feel the sun on our faces. That just because we died tragic deaths we didn't have to fade into memory.
  The Remnants may have been involved with my premonition, and I certainly added to it by refusing to give up, but now I see that there was a bigger picture for Tatum and me. Our determination to help each other was the most important thing. Tatum's days are changing too. I have faith that she'll be strong enough to move on. Her name is clear, and she's no longer being bullied. She has nothing to look forward to now except the future.
  As for the cave in the woods, I don't go back there anymore. There's no need. I have everything I want right here.
  And when I do Fade, I try to enjoy the moment. I still enjoy stepping out onto that road as the headlights light up the earth beneath my feet. I get into the car or van or truck and give the person behind the wheel my best smile.