About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is testing boundaries, navigating intense social dynamics, or expressing a fascination with urban legends and horror. It is an ideal pick for readers who use spooky stories to process real-world anxieties about peer pressure and the consequences of their actions. The story follows four friends who summon Bloody Mary, only to find that the legend is real and vengeful. Beyond the supernatural scares, the book explores the fragility of teenage bonds, the weight of shared secrets, and the danger of letting one person's obsession dictate the group's safety. Parents should note this is a true horror novel with intense imagery, making it best suited for mature teens who enjoy a genuine chill and can handle themes of betrayal and physical peril.
