A Good Girl's Guide to Murder (Box Set of 3 Books) Paperback

Pip Fitz-Amobi reopens a closed case for a school project and ends up three books deep in the consequences of having asked. Holly Jackson's trilogy arrives here as a single boxed set, which is the sensible way to meet it, since each book leaves enough unfinished that a reader rarely stops at one. Roughly 1,456 pages across the three keep the same investigator in view throughout, and the storytelling breaks out of straight prose with interview transcripts, maps and case notes set between the chapters. Farshore publishes the set in paperback with a fourteen to sixteen recommendation, and the subject matter is crime, so the upper end of that range reads it more comfortably. Why it earns shelf space: • All three novels of Holly Jackson's trilogy in one box • Roughly 1,456 pages following a single investigator across the arc • Transcripts, maps and case notes set between the chapters • A paperback set from Farshore for readers of fourteen and up Well matched to teenage readers of crime fiction and to adults who read young adult mysteries, published by Farshore and available from Boipoka.