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Broken Things is a young adult mystery centered on the death of a girl and the two friends accused of killing her. The book explores themes of grief, trauma, and friendship but contains mature content including discussions of death, mental health struggles, and a teen's past abuse. While ultimately about reconciliation and truth-seeking, the dark subject matter and psychological complexity make it most appropriate for mature teens.
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Everyone thinks Mia and Brynn killed their best friend after becoming obsessed and delusional over a novel, but on the anniversary of their friend's death a discovery pulls them back together to find out what actually happened that night. Everyone thinks Mia and Brynn killed their best friend after becoming obsessed and delusional over a novel, but on the anniversary of their friend's death a discovery pulls them back together to find out what actually happened that night.
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- Fiction
- Murder
- Friendship
- Mystery and detective stories
- Children's fiction
- A mix driven
- mysterious
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- LGBTQ
- Young Adult Fiction
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ISBN 9780062224132