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Honor Code | Kiersi Burkhart

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Sam knows how lucky she is to be part of the elite Edwards Academy. As she dreams of getting into Harvard one day, she's willing to do anything to fit in and excel at the private high school. Even if that means enduring hazing, signing up for a sport she hates, and attending the school dance with an upperclassman she barely knows. But when she learns the high cost of entry, will Sam be willing to bury the worst night of her life in order to "keep the community sacred"? As the line between truth and justice blurs, Sam must find out for herself what honor really means.

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Honor Code | Kiersi Burkhart

Read cover to cover on my flight today. A book about rape culture. I liked some things and dislikes others. A worthwhile read but some of it didn't ring quite true to me and it was also super white (one of the characters tries to be the voice that points this out as the fact of the private elite school reality but that felt pandering).

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Honor Code | Kiersi Burkhart

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This YA book about a rape that takes place at a private boarding school and how it‘s dealt with is excellent. An extremely relevant book for the times.

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