320 pages · Released Jun 7, 2022 · Disney-Hyperion
Content report card
The Mirror Shattered Midnight parent’s guide: what’s inside
Medium confidence
LGBTQ+ themes
None · 0/5
What it offers
Educational value
Good · 3/5
A note for parents
This 1920s New Orleans fantasy centers on an 18-year-old protagonist navigating family conflict, magical abilities, and an interracial romance during a racially tense era. The book addresses mature themes including forbidden love, racial prejudice, and family trauma, with occasional mild language and violence. It's best suited for older teens who can engage with historical racism and complex romantic and family dynamics.
In 1920s New Orleans, eighteen-year-old Zora, banished after an incident in Harlem, struggles with her overbearing family, magical powers, love of jazz, and forbidden romance with a white man.In 1920s New Orleans, eighteen-year-old Zora, banished after an incident in Harlem, struggles with her overbearing family, magical powers, love of jazz, and forbidden romance with a white man.
