In addition, the book was the story of cruelty in a high school and a home, but it constantly hints at a much bigger world. The story is told through Senate testimonies and a variety of books and then, at the end, a letter from a poorly educated woman about her niece and their granny. The series doesn't seem to use the same narrative trick - its titles seem written like a day at high school - but it seems to have its own way to build up a bigger world.
(3/4)