I'm not sure that "enjoy" is the right word for this book, but I didn't hate it.
Loved - the girls' friendship and the high school politics and girl-on-girl bitchiness, the 80s pop references and the accompanying Spotify playlist.
Intrigued by - the reminders of the 1980s satanist panic.
Largely unimpressed by - the "horror" elements, which didn't feel scary or horrific (although their consequences for the girls and their families certainly were), just revolting.
A mixed bag, but I'm not sorry I read it.