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Brief Summary Of Rebecca's The Forgotten Book

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The Forgotten Book Her name is Rebecca, a 15 year old girl, who had an instinct to explore like her father. But on one trip to Peru he never came back. She is an only child with a very sick mother who lives in a hospital. With every chance she gets she goes to visit her mom. Then one day she came as normal, but they wouldn’t let her in because her mother died of complications of lung cancer. As soon as she heard she started running and running. As soon as she stopped she was in a forest. The adrenaline wears off and reality comes rushing back. As soon as it does, she starts to wander. After a couple of minutes she finds a break in the trees and there was a creek with a rundown bridge. She starts to it and she finds something glowing in the

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