@Readpath · 7 books
Genre guide · 7 books
Start with Sadie's podcast-style mystery. Then read the original Truly Devious case across three books and Pip's full Good Girl's Guide to Murder trilogy. For readers who keep asking what everyone has left out.
A little guidance for each book, and where it might take you next.
Courtney Summers
One-book stop. Take a darker road trip, following a girl searching for the man who killed her sister.
Next: Truly Devious
Maureen Johnson
The original Truly Devious case, 1 of 3. Join a young detective at a boarding school with an old kidnapping to investigate.
Next: The Vanishing Stair
Maureen Johnson
The original Truly Devious case, 2 of 3. Keep investigating Ellingham's secrets, watching how an old mystery affects the students living with it now.
Next: The Hand on the Wall
Maureen Johnson
The original Truly Devious case, 3 of 3. Complete the initial Truly Devious trilogy by drawing its past and present investigations together.
Next: A Good Girl's Guide to Murder
Holly Jackson
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, 1 of 3. Follow a student who does not accept the official answer to a local murder.
Next: Good Girl, Bad Blood
Holly Jackson
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, 2 of 3. Return to Pip's investigations and consider what changes when asking questions is no longer just a school project.
Next: As Good as Dead
Holly Jackson
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, 3 of 3. Finish Pip's trilogy with the personal cost of pursuing answers beside the satisfaction of solving a case.
Finished this reading path? Mark the moment, then find your next good book.
Also includes Sadie
Classmates, missing friends, strange inheritances, and teens who notice what adults miss. Start with a puzzle and end with a harder kind of mystery.
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