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Mirror to Mirror

Rajani LaRocca

Ages 10–14

345 pages · Released Mar 21, 2023

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Mirror to Mirror parent’s guide: what’s inside

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LGBTQ+ themes

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This novel-in-verse explores the complex emotional relationship between identical twins navigating anxiety, communication breakdown, and self-discovery. The story deals sensitively with anxiety and sibling conflict but models resilience, empathy, and repair of relationships. It's an emotionally intelligent, age-appropriate read for older middle-grade and early teen readers who appreciate literary depth and character-driven narratives.

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Rajani LaRocca, recipient of a Newbery Honor and Walter Award for Red, White, and Whole, is back with an evocative novel in verse about identical twin sisters who do everything together—until external pressures threaten to break them apart. Maya is the pragmatic twin, but her secret anxiety threatens to overwhelm her.... Rajani LaRocca, recipient of a Newbery Honor and Walter Award for Red, White, and Whole, is back with an evocative novel in verse about identical twin sisters who do everything together—until external pressures threaten to break them apart. Maya is the pragmatic twin, but her secret anxiety threatens to overwhelm her. Chaya is the outgoing twin. When she sees her beloved sister suffering, she wants to tell their parents—which makes Maya feel completely betrayed. With Maya shutting her out, Chaya makes a dramatic change to give her twin the space she seems to need. But that’s the last thing Maya wants, and the girls just drift further apart. The once-close sisters can’t seem to find their rhythm, so they make a bet: they’ll switch places at their summer camp, and whoever can keep the ruse going longer will get to decide where they both attend high school—the source of frequent arguments. But stepping into each other’s shoes comes with its own difficulties, and the girls don’t know how they’re going to make it. This emotional, lyrical story will speak to fans of Ali Benjamin, Padma Venkatraman, and Jasmine Warga.

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  • Juvenile Fiction

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ISBN 9780063047488 · HarperCollins

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