Jayce is at a turning point in her life. She wants to stay on at school and take 'A' levels, but her father insists she must leave school and get a job, to earn some money to help the family farm. She is also uncertain about the direction her relationship with Ben is going - she knows he loves her, but isn't sure that's enough.But when she discovers the journal of her great-grandmother, Myra, she finds she can draw parallels between their lives and things start to become clearer. Is this the answer she's been looking for? Can the journal help her make the decisions she has to make?Originally published as Ghost in the Mirror and retitled Turning Point on republication.
Sue Welford was born in Sussex and trained to be a secretary before giving up paid work to bring up her children. When they started school, she had several part-time jobs, and then she became an editorial writer with a local newspaper. When she was made redundant, she continued writing at home and had several articles published in magazines. After five rejected novels, her first book for young adults was published in 1989.
Ecco un Gaia Junior che merita di stare accanto ai miei volumi preferiti di questa collana degli anni '90! La protagonista, Jayce, risulta forte e volitiva, proprio come la sua bisnonna, Myra, di cui ritrova il diario nella fattoria di famiglia in cui vive. Femminismo, indipendenza, ma anche amore per la natura e coscienza di sé, in una storia che parla di crescita e di trovare il proprio posto nel mondo, ricordando che l'amore - quello vero, che non conosce pregiudizi e stereotipi - non ci imprigiona, ma piuttosto infonde energia per realizzare progetti e sogni.