Les meurtres de l'école Sudbury

The setting feels so authentic yet tightly woven into the story. I'm curious whether extensive research shaped the narrative or if it evolved during writing.

The story's tension was high at the start and end, but the middle felt a bit slower. Was that intentional to build character depth or atmosphere?

The setting added a unique layer of atmosphere and social context. I wonder what led to selecting this particular environment for the mystery.