This book is about a teen girl who participates in a reality television show on a deserted island with 20 other teens. The conflict of the novel is when Riley ruins her reputation at school and she goes to a TV show. When looking for treasure she finds secrets about it and its curses.

This book gives you a perspective on life the problem of human curiosity and the consequences of seeking the truth. It knowledge parallels the innate human drive to understand the world around us. As she unravels hidden secrets it's a fine line between curiosity and the potential dangers of uncovering too much. The novel explores themes of knowledge, empowerment, and the impact of information on one's life. it reminds us to balance our pursuit of truth with the awareness of the potential consequences it may bring to our lives.

This book is about the emotions of humans and it might be relatable to some people. Because the character and other characters show a journey of self-discovery and the challenges the main character faces could mirror the complexities of navigating one's own life. The novel representing interpersonal relationships, trust, and the impact of secrets might prompt readers to reflect on their own experiences and connections with others.

The theme of this book is the power of knowledge and the consequences that come with uncovering truths. When you find out the truth about something you find out a lot more about the topic. In the book, Riley finds the truth about the treasure but it leads to many consequences down the road. When the others found out they started turning against each other.

I recommend this novel, The Girl Who Knew Too Much,” because it keeps your mind wondering what's going to happen next. Once you start reading you can't stop. It's a very interesting book. Although some parts of the novel didn't make sense. For example, they couldn't take any photos on the island or have connections outside of it, which didn't make sense to me. So if you like mysteries and drama this book might be for you. ( )