Recs if you like The Reappearance of Rachel Price...

books w/ full names in the title (mostly fiction)

mystery and thriller books that are ya but perfect for adults

This includes book that have either mystery or thrillers as a primary or secondary genre. If you have recommendations to add please comment and I'll happily add them 💕

This list is for stories about stories, including the more obvious "books-about-books", but also books about who gets to tell stories, what versions of stories become "truth", and other story-based themes. *While not intended to be strictly fantasy, this list does lean heavily into this genre due to my personal reading tastes. **Suggestions welcome!

Teenage girls solving murders and disappearances, and humbling (incompetent) policemen in the process

because sometimes they can do what proper detectives cannot 🤔 here’s a list of ya/mg (murder) mystery books where crimes get solved the right way!

Ya mystery books

Your Pip-shaped hole deserves nothing less than full-blown mystery mayhem. This list is a survival guide for readers who've finished A Good Girl's Guide to Murder and are hunting for their next high-stakes obsession with amateur sleuth energy, buried secrets, unlikely sidekicks and adrenaline-fueled twists that demand binge-reading.

Books that take place in New England.

All hail our Lorax style mouthpiece Mr. Noah Kahan.

You watched the second season of A Good Girls Guide to Murder and/or recently finished the books? Here are some ya thrillers that will distract you from the hole the series left in your heart.💔

If you love thriller/mistery you should definitely try at least one of her books

teenagers solving mysteries ! (if it's a series, only the first one is added)

If you're someone like me, who doesn't love reading Adult books, these are a list of my favourites, both popular and not, for you to enjoy!

My unread list of GCA 2024

a list of YA mysteries that will not only keep you on the edge of your seat, but also have you wondering when these kids get their damn homework done 🤔

recommendations welcome!

These YA stories tackle misogyny, male violence, or call out the small ways in which girls, women, and people read as such are treated like possessions, objects, "less than". They may show young women and afabs that refuse the roles others try to force onto them, or simply people standing up and saying "no further". Recs are welcome, as always. For other genres/target audiences, look at my other lists with the word "Feminist" in them.

Thrillers & mysteries that will keep you guessing until the end