The Little Things That Kill - Fox, Annie

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Kirkus Reviews' Best Books of 2025 A story of friendship, family, and the undeniable truth that it's never too late to say you're sorry. For fans of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, We Were Liars, and 13 Reasons Why comes the mystery of a girl's untimely death that leads to more questions than answers. The Little Things That Kill reveals the hidden impact of the small choices we make every day of our lives (and afterlives). A compassionate exploration of friendship and betrayal wrapped up in a true page-turning mystery. -Kirkus Reviews (starred review)SYNOPSIS: True friendship is put to the test when Nicole's death sends her on an afterlife apology tour. Sixteen-year-old Nicole already had enough on her plate between distancing herself from her embarrassingly witchy bestie Isabel and competing with her don't-mess-with-me romantic rival Cassie, who happens to be dating Nicole's crush. Now Nicole is dead and on Substation Fifteen, a special afterlife realm for teens who ended their own lives. She's convinced she doesn't belong there, even though she has zero memory of what really happened to her. Now she's got just thirty days to figure it out. But the truth is buried beneath a tangled mess of secrets, lies, and betrayals. How can Nicole communicate from beyond the grave with the two girls who know much more about her Last Day than they're willing to admit? She'd better learn quickly otherwise her next stop could really be the end. The end... it was wrapped up so beautifully and so perfectly I couldn't ask for more. It has been a long time since I've cried, laughed and felt whole with a book. I was very touched by the ending. This isn't just a book...

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Kirkus Reviews' Best Books of 2025 YES, must read!She thought dying would be the end. Turns out, it's just the beginning. Sixteen-year-old Nicole Benson wakes up on a floating platform surrounded by dead kids... only she doesn't remember dying. Everyone insists she killed herself, but Nicole knows that's not true. Now trapped in Substation Fifteen-the special afterlife realm for teens who ended their own lives-she's got just thirty days to uncover the facts and piece together what happened. If she fails, her next stop could be really be the end. But the truth is a tangled mess of secrets, lies, and betrayals. If Nicole's not strong enough, the facts she finds might be harder to accept than death itself. For fans of Before I Fall, We Were Liars, and A Good Girl's Guide to Murder comes a haunting and heartfelt YA paranormal mystery about friendship, forgiveness, and the destructive lies we tell ourselves-even after death. SYNOPSIS:True friendship is put to the test when Nicole's untimely death leads to more questions than answers. Sixteen-year-old Nicole already had enough on her plate between distancing herself from her embarrassingly witchy bestie Isabel and competing with her don't-mess-with-me romantic rival Cassie, who happens to be dating Nicole's crush. Now Nicole is dead. This comes as a shock when she wakes up and finds herself on Substation Fifteen, an afterlife realm. They say it was suicide. Nicole has zero memory of dying, but she's convinced she didn't take her own life and doesn't belong there. Her only path to uncovering the truth is a fact-finding trip through a minefield of secrets and lies, beginning at her own funeral. But how can she communicate from beyond the grave with the two girls who know much more about Nicole's Last Day than they're willing to admit? Nicole better learn quickly because she has just thirty days to learn what really happened, otherwise she won't be moving on to her next destination. Ultimately, the facts Nicole finds may be harder to piece together and accept than death itself. A story of family, friendship, loss, and redemption, The Little Things That Kill exposes the impact of the small choices we make every day in our lives (and afterlives)....