Murder Is Bad Manners

In the vibrant setting of a 1930s English boarding school, two clever and ambitious friends, Hazel Wong and Daisy Wells, find themselves embroiled in a captivating mystery. As they navigate the challenges of school life, their bond becomes a key asset in unraveling the enigma that surrounds them. The enchanting backdrop of the institution offers plenty of opportunities for adventure and the unexpected, as Hazel and Daisy’s curiosity often leads them to explore the darker corners of their surroundings.

When a sudden death casts a shadow over their school, the duo is determined to uncover the truth. With their friendship tested by the pressures of adolescence and the complexities of crime-solving, they must rely on their wits and teamwork to shine a light on the secrets lurking within their seemingly idyllic existence. The stakes rise as they race against time, determined to prove that even the most insurmountable mysteries can be solved by the power of friendship.

Amidst the challenges of adolescence, Hazel and Daisy showcase their ingenuity, bravery, and loyalty, making their journey both thrilling and relatable. The tension of the investigation marries seamlessly with the nuances of growing up, capturing the reader in a narrative filled with suspense and heartfelt moments. This gripping tale not only investigates the depths of human behavior but also explores the enduring impact of friendship in the face of adversity.