I really did not expect to like the book! Because I rarely read mystery, and if I do, I'll probably not like it. 
 But what i dont get is why didnt they save or protect themselves from being murdered by figuring the riddles. I mean, the first two deaths were enough to show the clue, showing what would happen next. And by that, they could get prepared. Like staying away from all bees and insects, for example. Why didnt they look at the rhymes?!?! Ugh! Like the final destination movies, right? The deaths follow a sequence, same as the rhyme. I was like "Check the rhyme! Check the rhyme! Hello! It's that obvious! " 
 And they were so freaking paranoid. The muderer probably wanted them to go against each other, putting them off guard of the real murderer. They should work together, stay together to fight to live! Not eyeing each other every minute and just waiting for another death. Plus i kept thinking if there was a ghost, because there were some parts in the book where things got very scarry. Eheh... 
 Well atleast those were what I think before I got to the last 16 pages of the book. And I can say is, I am impressed! Never really thought of that. That was a well planned out murder. And weird too, ugh, everything is so weird and mad. Just straight out mad! And thats what makes this book so great!