*Thank you to Razorbill Publishing and author Danielle Valentine for the copy "How to Survive Your Murder" that this review is based on
First off, love that cover! As I started to read the book, I realized just how perfect the cover is for the book, Cat ears, lipstick, pocket knife, and blood spatter perfectly represent the YA horror/thriller feel that is this book. While reading it, I felt like I was reading a slasher film. I can see where this could easily be made into a movie. I loved the horror film and actor references that were throughout the book. I enjoyed looking up the exact scenes/clothing references that Valentine mentioned and for me it just added another dimension to the story. The Sidney Prescott look alike character that appears throughout the book is a perfect fit for the story.
Overall, loved this one! After completing the whole book, I'm tempted to go back and retrace the author's steps to see if I can find more clues about the murder's identity.
First off, love that cover! As I started to read the book, I realized just how perfect the cover is for the book, Cat ears, lipstick, pocket knife, and blood spatter perfectly represent the YA horror/thriller feel that is this book. While reading it, I felt like I was reading a slasher film. I can see where this could easily be made into a movie. I loved the horror film and actor references that were throughout the book. I enjoyed looking up the exact scenes/clothing references that Valentine mentioned and for me it just added another dimension to the story. The Sidney Prescott look alike character that appears throughout the book is a perfect fit for the story.
Overall, loved this one! After completing the whole book, I'm tempted to go back and retrace the author's steps to see if I can find more clues about the murder's identity.