Review: An important read about how we treat our friends and those who are not our friends
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2014
Beckett and her best friend Chloe were going to rule their school senior year. But that was before  pictures we're take and passed around. Now they're social outcasts. Slowly, Beckett acclimates to her circumstances and reconnects with old friends, but Chloe falls deeper into despair, even finding comfort from visiting Suicide Bridge, a place where people jump to their deaths.GIRL OVER THE EDGE is a haunting tale of popular girls who become outcasts due to a stupid mistake. Amy Kinzer skillfully crafts a flawed, yet likable narrator in Beckett, a young woman who means well, but isn't always a good friend to the troubled Chloe. I was very much drawn into the story and rooted for a positive outcome. While there wasn't a lot if action in the story, this was a fast paced novel with a voice that was both funny and tragic. This book will make teens think about the way they treat their friends, and those who aren't their friends in a non-preachy manner.