Killing Mr. Griffin

Lois Duncan crafted a story that really explores the darker side of teenage impulses. I wonder what personal experiences or societal issues influenced these themes.

The pacing felt steady but intense as the story unfolded. I'm curious if others found the slow build necessary for the tension or if it could have been faster.

The characters make some questionable decisions, and I kept wondering if their actions felt authentic or exaggerated for the story's impact.