GOOD STUDENTS DON'T KILL

In the world of teenagers, where the lines between popularity and rejection are incredibly thin, it only takes a moment to become the target of hatred. Edyta Grońska, a high school student, organizes a party to distract from her rival, Marta Najdowska. Marta, a podcaster and school star, is accused of murder when a body is found during the party. The hell of hatred breaks loose, and Marta must fight for her good name and uncover the truth.

• Engaging plot full of twists and turns
• Current theme of hate on the internet
• Realistic portraits of psychological teenagers
• Dark atmosphere of mystery and uncertainty
• Shocking discoveries leading to a surprising finale
• Ideal reading for fans of young adult crime novels

"Good Students Don't Kill" is a suspenseful novel that addresses important issues facing today's youth. The author captures with extraordinary precision the atmosphere of school conflicts, social pressure, and the dangers lurking on the internet. The book encourages reflection on the consequences of our actions and the power of the word, which can both build and destroy. It is a story about the search for truth, the fight for justice, and regaining self-confidence in the face of adversity.

The novel captivates from the first page, and the numerous twists and turns do not allow the reader to break away from the reading. Together with the protagonist, the reader tries to solve the mystery of the murder, discovering more and more dark secrets. The author skillfully builds tension, gradually doses information, and leads the reader through a labyrinth of suspicions and false leads. "Good Students Don't Kill" is not only a crime novel, but also a story about friendship, loyalty, and courage in the fight for the truth.

The book also addresses the issue of hate on the internet, which is an increasing problem among young people. The author shows how easily one can become a victim of hatred on the internet and how difficult it is to fight anonymous haters. The novel encourages reflection on the responsibility for the words we publish on the internet and the consequences they may have for others. It is an important and current read that will surely interest both young people and adults.

"Good Students Don't Kill" is an excellent proposition for all those who like suspenseful crime novels with psychological elements. The book raises important social issues and encourages reflection on the condition of today's youth. It is a read that remains in memory for a long time and forces one to think about one's own choices and attitudes. An ideal novel for readers looking for intelligent entertainment with a message.

Publisher: Filia

Number of pages: 304

Binding: paperback

Format: 136x213 mm

Year of publication: 2024