You Would Have Done It Too - Chambers, Heather
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You know things are bad when you wished your only concern was sleepwalking off a balcony straight into a killer's knife. Felix's college life is already a mess- failing classes, hiding his gay crush on his best friend, and keeping his bullies from discovering he dances with pizza boxes in his sleep. But now, those same bullies are dropping like flies, and contrary to campus opinion and the damning blood in his bathroom, Felix didn't do it. As the body count rises, someone seems to be shadowing his every move. If he says the wrong thing, trusts the wrong person, he might not be the only one who…mehr

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You know things are bad when you wished your only concern was sleepwalking off a balcony straight into a killer's knife. Felix's college life is already a mess- failing classes, hiding his gay crush on his best friend, and keeping his bullies from discovering he dances with pizza boxes in his sleep. But now, those same bullies are dropping like flies, and contrary to campus opinion and the damning blood in his bathroom, Felix didn't do it. As the body count rises, someone seems to be shadowing his every move. If he says the wrong thing, trusts the wrong person, he might not be the only one who won't make it to graduation. Is someone framing him to make him their last victim, or are they trying to protect him from something even worse? Discover the chilling twists in You Would Have Done It Too-where survival means questioning everyone, including yourself.
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When she's not practicing martial arts, going to conventions or rolling around in the grass with her golden retriever, Canadian author Heather Chambers dedicates her time to raising awareness through her writing.She's made her first step with her debut dystopian, nature-apocalyptic novel Earth Sucks, published at 19, and its prequel The Mercenary and the Hissing Woods.Now, armed with search histories that'd pique the FBIs attention if ever discovered (for writing purposes she swears), Heather writes for Gen Z readers whose voices are swept under the rug.