reading time: 2.6 hours
review: this book was pretty captivating and drew me in from the very start. the elements of mystery were giving an ‘agggtm vibe’, where she tries to solve who murdered her friend. I liked this part of the story however, it kind of brought me away from the real plot where she feels that the popular group she is part of it superficial, etc. the murderer’s identity was a real good plot twist, and I could really feel Jill’s emotions pouring out of the pages at her realisation of the identity of the murderer, as well as how her brother is changing as he joins the popular group.
the ending was a little overdramatic, but overall this book was a worthy read.