A Good Girl's Guide to Murder

Alright.
This was a nice read and I recommend it for people looking for a YA thriller.

What I liked about it:
- Fast paced (for the most part) read;
- Interesting plot, full of twists (like, really, so many);
- Very nice formatting of the book - I thought the visual representation of the different types of documents and records was an awesome touch.

What I didn't like:
- The main character wasn't well developed and I pretty much didn't care about her at all;
- Some things were a bit over the top and I couldn't suspend my disbelief enough to allow me to enjoy it fully. Like, how everyone gave this girl all the information for no reason. Or our main character's action at times. I just couldn't buy it all.

Ultimately, the book is great for younger readers who are more inclined to perceive unrealistic events and circumstances as plausible. It would appear that I have, unfortunately, been infected with the skepticism that comes with age and experience, and as such enjoyed it only marginally.