by Alex Marwood
That's it, that's us: not 'the suspects', not 'the children in custody'. We're The Girls Who Killed Chloe. We are the Devil now. -Prologue She knows enough about self-esteem to know that people without it invite trouble into their lives without even realizing they're doing so. -Chapter 24 Let's ...
his was a good mystery but I didn't enjoy a few things:1. At the beginning of a chapter, I was always confused with who was talking. Not a biggie, but kind of threw me off.2. The ending. I do not like happy endings, but I do think that just and fair endings are necessary. The ending in this book was...
Apparently, 25 years ago, two 11 year old girls committed a crime, possibly causing the death of a younger child. The first 3/4 of this book alludes to something of that nature. After being released from their respective juvenile facilities, each girl does her best to blend into every day life by cr...
On a fateful summer morning in 1986, two eleven-year-old girls meet for the first time. By the end of the day, they will both be charged with murder. Twenty-five years later, journalist Kirsty Lindsay is reporting on a series of sickening attacks on young female tourists in a seaside vacation town w...
"The Wicked Girls" is an interesting book - when you start to read it you are kind of expecting a fairly straightforward murder mystery with perhaps the small twist being the fact that the main characters themselves committed a murder. What you actually get is a pretty darn good social comment on ch...
Perfect review from http://oxocubeeditorial.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/review-wicked-girls-by-alex-marwood.htmlAlex Marwood’s The Wicked Girls tells the story of two 11-year old girls, convicted of the murder of a four-year old child in the eighties and the resulting public outrage. After 25 years, Kirs...
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