George Kirk @GeorgeKirkTales set me the very difficult task to choosing my favourite book of 2018 for a video for the Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School’s learning Resource Centre @BRGS_LRC
The book I choose was The Girl in the Broken Mirror by Savita Kalhan and published by Troika Books. It is about a 15-year-old British-Asian girl called Jay. After her dad dies Jay and her mum have to move in with relatives. They are very traditional and Jay losses a lot of her freedom. But Jay’s life gets worse when she is sexually assaulted.
I like this book because of the author’s writing. Savita Kalhan makes you really feel for the main character, Jay. I cared so much I couldn’t put the book down. I had to stay with Jay until the very bitter end.
You can see George Kirk’s resource and watch me talking about The Girl in the Broken Mirror in this video. You have to be patient though as my bit is at the very end.
The other people who take part in the video resource and where to find them are:
Emma Perry @_EmmaPerry who recommends Rosie Loves Jack by Mel Darbon @DarbonMel
Karen Bultiauw @karenbultiauw who recommends Magic Mirror by Claire Fayers @ClaireFayers and The Truth About Lies by Tracey Darnton @TraceyDarnton
Bea @Busy_BeaP who recommends To Kill A Kingdom by Alexandra Christo @alliechristo
K M Lockwood @lockwoodwriter who recommends Bone Talk by Candy Gourlay @candygourlay
