High school drama from "summary" of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder (A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, Book 1) by Holly Jackson
High school drama is like a living, breathing entity, one that dictates the social hierarchy of the school with ruthless efficiency. It thrives on gossip, secrets, and alliances, weaving a tangled web of relationships that can make or break a person's reputation in an instant. In the halls of a high school, drama is not just an occasional occurrence—it's a way of life, a constant presence that colors every interaction and decision. At the heart of high school drama are the players, the students who navigate the treacherous waters of teenage social dynamics with varying degrees of success. There are the popular kids, whose flawless exteriors hide a multitude of insecurities and vulnerabilities. There are the outcasts, who exist on the fringes of the social scene, often the subject of ridicule and scorn. And then there are the ones in between, the ordinary students who are just trying to survive the chaos of adolescence. In the world of high school drama, nothing is as it seems. Friends can turn into en...
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