Good Girls Die First
Kathryn Foxfield
- Reading
- Consider reading alongside your teen, or checking in after the early chapters, to see whether the eerie turn and the group’s secrets are working for them before they continue.
- Themes
- From mystery to supernatural horror: A group of teenagers are drawn into a deadly game around their secrets, while strange events and Whispers introduce an otherworldly element. The book initially leaves room to wonder whether events have a supernatural explanation, then moves into horror; the supernatural element becomes central to the mystery.
- Worth knowing
- The deadly game combines danger with accusations, secrets and strained relationships. Consider how your reader responds when mistrust intensifies an already frightening situation.