Summary - The Broken Girls: Based On The Book By Simone St. James

SUMMARY

THE BROKEN GIRLS

BASED ON THE BOOK BY SIMONE ST. JAMES

SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES

CONTENT

Introduction to Idlewild Hall

The Discovery and the Past

Idlewild in 1950

Investigations and Family

Sonia's Past and the Truth

Confrontations and Revelations

The Web of Deceit

Unraveling the Truth

Closure and Aftermath

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

"The Broken Girls" by Simone St. James follows Fiona Sheridan, a journalist drawn into the mysteries of a former boarding school, Idlewild Hall. The story shifts between two timelines, 1950 and 2014, revealing the dark secrets of the school and its impact on the lives of the girls who attended it.

As Fiona investigates, she uncovers a network of messages left by former students in textbooks. She also discovers the truth behind the disappearance of a student named Sonia Gallipeau, and a local legend, Mary Hand.

The narrative explores themes of memory, truth, and justice, as well as the interconnectedness of past and present. Fiona's personal connection to the school, and her own sister's death, leads her down a dangerous path as she tries to uncover the long-buried secrets of Idlewild, exposing corruption, and bringing closure to the broken girls.

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Hljóðbók: 22 januari 2025