Avery Bishop is the pseudonym for a USA Today bestselling author of over a dozen novels, including the newly released Girl Gone Mad.[The Page 69 Test: Girl Gone Mad; Q&A with Avery Bishop.]
At CrimeReads, Bishop tagged "five novels that, while they may not mainly focus on mean girl culture, certainly contain aspects that are important to the plot; in some of the books, bullying is what sets the story in motion." One title on the list:
Good Girls Lie by J.T. EllisonRead about another entry on the list.
Ellison’s novel takes place at an exclusive girls’ boarding school, which is pretty much the perfect setting for mean girl culture. Ash, the protagonist, comes to the school from the United Kingdom after the death of her parents, and right off the bat—like within minutes of her arriving on campus—some of the girls start messing with her. As you can imagine, things spiral out of control from there.
My Book, The Movie: Good Girls Lie.
The Page 69 Test: Good Girls Lie.
--Marshal Zeringue
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