The Good Girls: An Ordinary Killing

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The Good Girls: An Ordinary Killing is a nonfiction book that investigates the 2014 murders of two teenage girls in rural India, exploring gender violence, caste, and systemic injustice.

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instanceOf journalistic investigation
nonfiction book
true crime book
author Sonia Faleiro NERFINISHED
basedOn real events in 2014
contains interviews with family members of the victims
interviews with police and officials
interviews with villagers
countryOfOrigin India
criticalReception generally positive reviews
depicts rural village life in Uttar Pradesh
examines failures of law enforcement
honor and shame in conservative communities
intersection of gender, caste, and class
media coverage of crime in India
sexual violence
focusesOn two teenage cousins found hanging from a tree
genre narrative journalism
nonfiction
true crime
hasFormat audiobook
ebook
hardcover
paperback
mainSubject caste system in India
gender-based violence
murders of two teenage girls in rural India
patriarchy in rural India
police investigation
systemic injustice
narrativeStyle reported nonfiction
notableFor highlighting structural violence against women in India
investigating conflicting official narratives
originalLanguage English
praisedFor analysis of gender and caste
detailed reporting
sensitive treatment of victims
publicationYear 2021
publisher Bloomsbury NERFINISHED
Grove Press NERFINISHED
setInCountry India NERFINISHED
setInPeriod 2014
setInRegion Uttar Pradesh NERFINISHED
targetAudience adult readers
timeToWrite multiple years of reporting

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