Summary - The It Girl: Based On The Book By Ruth Ware

SUMMARY

THE IT GIRL

BASED ON THE BOOK BY RUTH WARE

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CONTENT

Introduction to Hannah and April

The Mystery of April's Death

Life After April's Death

Uncovering Secrets

Hannah’s Growing Doubts

New Revelations and Shocking Twists

The Trial and Its Aftermath

The Final Piece of the Puzzle

Conclusion and Reflection

General Analysis of The It Girl

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

The It Girl by Ruth Ware is a psychological thriller that follows Hannah Jones, a young woman whose life at Oxford is forever altered by the murder of her best friend, April Clarke-Cliveden. April, the glamorous and enigmatic "It Girl," is found dead in their shared room, and Hannah becomes entwined in the investigation. As the years pass, Hannah struggles with her memories of April, facing secrets and doubts that arise about the truth behind the murder. The novel explores themes of friendship, guilt, obsession, and the dark sides of human nature, set against an atmospheric university backdrop.