About This Book
This richly textured novel follows sixteen-year-old Grace as she navigates the complexities of high school life, including challenging assignments and evolving interpersonal relationships. The arrival of a new, dramatic friend, Allison Anderson, prompts Grace to re-evaluate her long-standing best friendship and her own identity. The story explores themes of perception versus reality, emphasizing that people, much like objects in a mirror, can appear distorted or different from their true selves. It's a rewarding read for young adults exploring self-discovery and the nuances of social dynamics.
In a maze of school assignments and interpersonal relationships, sixteen-year-old Grace tries to decide who she is.
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Discussion Prompts
1
How does Grace's understanding of herself change throughout the story?
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What does the title "Objects In Mirror" mean in the context of Grace's friendships and self-discovery?
3
Have you ever had a friendship change because of a new person? How did you navigate that?
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What are some ways people might appear different from who they truly are?
5
How does Grace show resilience when faced with difficult social situations?
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