When All the Girls Are Sleeping

Praise

Praise for When All the Girls Are Sleeping:

“A tantalizingly suspenseful read. … a spooky and compelling examination of what truly haunts us.” 
—Bookpage

“This book kept me hooked from the first page . . . undoubtedly my favorite of the new book releases in July 2021.”
—Hypable

“Don’t read this book at night!  Every word will chill and thrill you–and ultimately keep you racing to turn the pages until you reach the very satisfying end.” —Meg Cabot, New York Times best-selling author of the Mediator series

“A moody, haunting, and pristinely plotted mystery with enough eerie twists, turns, and gasps to keep you up at night.” —Kathleen Glasgow, New York Times bestselling author of Girl in Pieces and You’d Be Home Now
 

“A menacing countdown grips hold of you while a sense of foreboding sneaks in like a winter fog. The twist was one I didn’t see coming, a whip-smart and satisfying conclusion that kept me up all night!” —Katrina Leno author of Horrid

“Fans of Nova Ren Suma or Moïra Fowley-Doyle will appreciate this layered look at girlhood, ghosts, and trauma.” —The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books

“Teens will be spellbound until the very end.” —SLJ

Praise for Emily Arsenault’s All the Pretty Things:

“A skillfully plotted mystery, bursting with the glare and feverish energy of its summer amusement park setting. The atmosphere creeps up on you, wraps you up, and transports you to Fabuland with Ivy, where you’ll discover that among the roller-coasters and cotton-candy stalls, dark secrets await.” —Holly Jackson, #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder

“A dark and timely thriller that explores the messy bonds of friendship and family. It kept me guessing until its satisfying, heartbreaking conclusion.” —Amelia Brunskill, author of The Window

“Taking turns right up to the end…this is more than a thriller, filled with mystery and intrigue. It also speaks to the complexity and internalized struggle of guilt, loss, and loving someone you can’t trust.” —SLJ

“Atmospheric,…the dark treatment of a unique setting will be enough to intrigue readers looking for something in the vein of Courtney Summers’ Sadie.” —Booklist