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Mirrored
Reyna has always longed for beauty. She will do whatever it takes to win the man she loves, but at what cost? When she finds a magyk mirror in the woods, she is lured in by the temptation of power, of freedom. Eirabella loves her family dearly, especially her stepmother. She would do anything for those she loves. But when she is betrayed, she is forced to make a choice that will change her life forever. Mirrors lie.
164 pages, Paperback
First published May 13, 2014
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June 16, 2014
This is one of the single greatest books I've ever read. I may be bias since I personally know the author, but there are scenes in this book that have lingered in my memory for over a year now that still get me every time I think about them. There are also few books that I talk about to other people more then this one. If you want a great retelling of a story we all know, this one will give you surprises you wouldn't expect, and you will kick yourself for not expecting them because you already know the story. This is a personal favorite for sure, a great start to a very promising career.
This is a book that I think every teenage girl should read, like be required to read. It is in many ways I think deeply personal, and being a brother of three sisters I could better understand my sister's personal struggles through life due to this book. I won't at all pretend to say that I know anything about girls because I read this book, because honestly, I don't, but I did notice the value of the characters in this book to girls. Just like "Frozen", where I had trouble connecting with the characters because the female roles were so personal and so deep, while I can't connect, I recognize what an important story, and important character these characters can be to young women! That being said, it is still a great read for a guy. It isn't exclusively written for girls, and there is a male role that I personally loved every scene he was in because he was extremely easy to connect with.
READ IT, IT'S AWESOME!
This is a book that I think every teenage girl should read, like be required to read. It is in many ways I think deeply personal, and being a brother of three sisters I could better understand my sister's personal struggles through life due to this book. I won't at all pretend to say that I know anything about girls because I read this book, because honestly, I don't, but I did notice the value of the characters in this book to girls. Just like "Frozen", where I had trouble connecting with the characters because the female roles were so personal and so deep, while I can't connect, I recognize what an important story, and important character these characters can be to young women! That being said, it is still a great read for a guy. It isn't exclusively written for girls, and there is a male role that I personally loved every scene he was in because he was extremely easy to connect with.
READ IT, IT'S AWESOME!
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