As I read this I kept thinking
about my students. I teach in a middle school and what Aubrey is going through
at school could happen to any of my own students. Aubrey is like so many
students who don’t fit in with the ‘popular’ crowd. She tries to keep all
attention off of her but as you know that never happens. It seems the harder a
person tries the more conspicuous they become. Aubrey opens her locker door one
day and sees the face of a boy looking back at her. This boy tells her he needs
her help. Aubrey’s best friend Charlie is another outcast. He has been at the
mercy of the ‘popular’ group. The head
of this group is a girl named Megan Knight. She is about as nasty as they come. Together the three of them will be drawn into
an adventure involving the boy in the mirror.
I loved the book. I hated the very ending unless there is a sequel
planned for it. It left me hanging and wanting to know what will happen next.
This author is very talented. I have several of his other books. I am looking
forward to reading them all.
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