Here, and Only Here

In Here, and Only Here, a mysterious school setting unravels personal and collective struggles as students navigate a complex social hierarchy.

In Here, and Only Here, readers are introduced to the enigmatic School of Here, a place that feels both unsettling and oddly familiar. This institution is governed by a series of unspoken codes and traditions, which have been passed down through generations of students. As the story unfolds, we discover a society that is intricately stratified, where friend groups, pairs, and outcasts navigate the complex hierarchy ruled by a seemingly godlike prince.

This year, however, the atmosphere is charged with mystery and tension. A first-year student mysteriously disappears, leaving everyone questioning the safety of their environment. Meanwhile, a marginalized outsider makes a bold decision to seek permanent exile, while an oppressive upperclassman encounters an unexpected challenge. In the midst of this turmoil, a newly-formed prophetess begins to explore the extent of her powers, adding another layer of intrigue to the unfolding drama.

Behind the scenes, a secretive group of students embarks on a covert investigation into the bizarre occurrences that plague their school. Here, and Only Here by Christelle Dabos delves into the complexities of belonging, exploring the personal choices that shape the unpredictable dynamics of communal life. The novel invites readers to reflect on the challenges of fitting in and the often hidden struggles that define our collective experiences.