Shooter

A parent or educator would reach for this book when they are struggling to understand the internal life of a teenager who feels isolated or when the community is processing the complex 'why' behind school violence. Rather than a standard narrative, the story is told through interviews, diary entries, and forensic reports following a high school shooting. It explores the toxic intersection of bullying, emotional neglect, and the desperate search for belonging. This book is best suited for older teens due to its heavy subject matter. It serves as a powerful tool for opening honest, difficult conversations about mental health, peer pressure, and the subtle warning signs that adults often miss in the quietest students.