10/11th&up?, 3.5 stars 
 In this junior version of Girl with The Dragon Tattoo, Lumikki finds thousands of blood-soaked euros in her school's dark room and ends up tangled in an investigation that threatens her life and those of her new friends. Supposedly paying homage to the Snow White fairy tale, there were a hodgepodge of literary connections in the book- Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood, The Snow Queen, Cinderella, East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Sleeping Beauty, and more. Don't let the fairy tale connections fool you though, this is no cutsie girl detective tale- with plot-line elements that include murder, kidnapping, drug king pins, prostitutes, and even a mention of sex toys, I question the appropriateness for all but the upper level of YA readers. 
 Complaints aside, I was entertained by the plot, and I was intrigued by the hints of something interesting in Lumikki's past, so I'm willing to continue with the next book in the trilogy.