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1. 1. Nienawiść

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   The book explores the aftermath of a devastating school shooting through the eyes of Valerie, whose boyfriend was the perpetrator. As Valerie grapples with her own guilt and the community's anger, she must navigate the complex emotions of loss, betrayal, and forgiveness. The narrative delves into themes of responsibility, healing, and the impact of violence on individuals and communities, as Valerie seeks to understand her role in the tragedy and find a path toward redemption and peace.

2. 2. Modern Girls

   

   Set in 1935 New York City, the story follows the lives of Dottie Krasinsky and her mother, Rose, as they navigate the challenges of unexpected pregnancies and the societal expectations placed upon women. Dottie, a young Jewish woman with aspirations of a career and independence, finds herself grappling with the consequences of a one-night stand, while Rose, a traditional homemaker, faces her own surprise pregnancy that threatens to upend her family's stability. As both women confront their personal dilemmas, they must reconcile their desires with the cultural norms of their time, ultimately discovering the strength and resilience within themselves and each other.

3. 3. Hate List

   

   In this gripping and emotionally charged novel, a high school student grapples with the aftermath of a tragic school shooting orchestrated by her boyfriend. As she navigates the complexities of guilt, grief, and healing, she is forced to confront her own role in the events, having contributed to a list of people they both disliked. Through therapy and the support of unexpected allies, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, seeking redemption and understanding in a community torn apart by violence.

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4. 4. The Lost Book Of Elizabeth Barton

   

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5. 5. A Lista Negra

   

   Depois que o namorado dela comete um tiroteio na escola, uma adolescente precisa lidar com culpa, estigma e trauma enquanto a comunidade busca explicações. A narrativa acompanha sua tentativa de reconstruir a vida, confrontar o passado — incluindo a “lista de ódio” que motivou o crime — e encarar questões de responsabilidade, perdão e justiça em meio ao debate sobre bullying e saúde mental. É um retrato íntimo e comovente do processo de recuperação de quem sobreviveu e das repercussões da violência na vida de todos os envolvidos.