The Good Girl

Ever since her brother's accidental death, 15-year-old Lindsey has become the good girl, placing everyone's needs before her own. Secretly, though, she's frustrated. But instead of speaking her mind, Lindsey starts to steal--and immediately wonders how good she really is.

EVER SINCE HER brother Mark's accidental death, 15-year-old Lindsey has become the good girl--good daughter, good friend, good student. She places everyone's needs before her own. Secretly, though, she's frustrated by her family's silence about Mark; she wishes she had the nerve to tell off one of her so-called best friends, a queen bee who wants the new boy at school for herself; and she longs to ditch obligations that prevent her from starring in the school musical. But instead of speaking her mind, Lindsey does something else . . . she starts to steal--and immediately wonders how good she really is.
All the pressure to be what others expect fuels Lindsey's impulse to take things. Each time the risk becomes greater, and each time she thinks she'll be caught. "Wants "to be caught. And then, finally, she is. . . .