An all-star baseball pitcher with a promising professional future. Key Themes Alguien está mintiendo / One of Us is Lying
Investigators soon determine his death was not an accident. Because Simon was planning to post scandalous secrets about the other four students the following day, they all become prime suspects, now known as the . The Main Characters (The Suspects)
A Yale-bound overachiever who never breaks the rules.
(originally titled One of Us Is Lying ) is the debut young adult mystery novel by American author Karen M. McManus , published in 2017. It is a contemporary thriller often described as a modern "Breakfast Club" with a deadly twist. Plot Overview
A student on probation for drug dealing who comes from a troubled home.
A popular cheerleader whose life revolves around her "perfect" boyfriend.
The narrative rotates between the perspectives of the four survivors, each fitting a classic high school trope that is gradually deconstructed:
The story begins at Bayview High, where five students are sent to detention for bringing cell phones into a no-phone zone—though each insists they were framed. During the session, , the creator of the school’s notorious gossip app "About That," suffers a fatal allergic reaction and dies.
An all-star baseball pitcher with a promising professional future. Key Themes Alguien está mintiendo / One of Us is Lying
Investigators soon determine his death was not an accident. Because Simon was planning to post scandalous secrets about the other four students the following day, they all become prime suspects, now known as the . The Main Characters (The Suspects)
A Yale-bound overachiever who never breaks the rules.
(originally titled One of Us Is Lying ) is the debut young adult mystery novel by American author Karen M. McManus , published in 2017. It is a contemporary thriller often described as a modern "Breakfast Club" with a deadly twist. Plot Overview
A student on probation for drug dealing who comes from a troubled home.
A popular cheerleader whose life revolves around her "perfect" boyfriend.
The narrative rotates between the perspectives of the four survivors, each fitting a classic high school trope that is gradually deconstructed:
The story begins at Bayview High, where five students are sent to detention for bringing cell phones into a no-phone zone—though each insists they were framed. During the session, , the creator of the school’s notorious gossip app "About That," suffers a fatal allergic reaction and dies.
