A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

The motif of public shame is seen in how Sal is judged and accused by the Fairview community before all of the facts are known, and in how the townspeople gossip and speculate about the case without any real evidence to back up their claims.

Wad was able to keep Andie's sister Becca captive and conceal the truth about Andie's death. It is a dangerous and deceptive environment in which Mr. It is a physical representation of the town's dark underbelly, a place where secrets and lies are both literally and metaphorically hidden. Wad's old house represents the town of Fairview's secrets and lies. Pip discovers through her investigation that the truth is frequently hidden beneath the surface and can be difficult to uncover without assistance. The theme of investigative journalism is also used to emphasize the importance of seeking justice and the power of truth.

She must assess the potential consequences of her actions and determine whether they are worthwhile to pursue. Pip's investigation forces her to question her morals and consider the risks that her quest for answers may entail. The motif of investigative journalism drives the story by allowing the reader to experience Pip's journey of discovery and her struggles to uncover the truth about what happened to Andie and Sal. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson