It's Elementary BY Elise Bryant
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"It's Elementary" by Elise Bryant is a delightful and fast-paced mystery that follows Mavis Miller, a non-traditional parent who unexpectedly finds herself thrust into school politics. Juggling her responsibilities as a single mom to Pearl, navigating a demanding job at a nonprofit, and managing a multigenerational household, Mavis initially wants nothing to do with the PTA. However, she reluctantly agrees to lead the school’s new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) committee, hoping to make a meaningful impact as one of the few Black parents at her California elementary school.
From the outset, things take an unexpected turn during the DEI committee's first meeting when the principal's decisions infuriate Trisha Holbrook, the formidable PTA president. That same night, Mavis catches Trisha acting suspiciously, which triggers her curiosity. When Principal Smith fails to show up for work the next day and subsequently goes missing, Mavis, spurred on by her investigative instincts and supported by the school psychologist, dives headfirst into unraveling the mystery.
As Mavis delves deeper into the investigation, she finds herself questioning her assumptions about parenting, friendship, and the hidden dynamics of elementary school politics. Bryant's writing shines as she deftly weaves humor, suspense, and keen observations about parental involvement and community dynamics. The story unfolds as a captivating journey that keeps readers guessing until the
From the outset, things take an unexpected turn during the DEI committee's first meeting when the principal's decisions infuriate Trisha Holbrook, the formidable PTA president. That same night, Mavis catches Trisha acting suspiciously, which triggers her curiosity. When Principal Smith fails to show up for work the next day and subsequently goes missing, Mavis, spurred on by her investigative instincts and supported by the school psychologist, dives headfirst into unraveling the mystery.
As Mavis delves deeper into the investigation, she finds herself questioning her assumptions about parenting, friendship, and the hidden dynamics of elementary school politics. Bryant's writing shines as she deftly weaves humor, suspense, and keen observations about parental involvement and community dynamics. The story unfolds as a captivating journey that keeps readers guessing until the