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This engaging and thought-provoking series is a must-have inclusive collection that offers a powerful opportunity to open conversations, challenge bias and prejudice, foster a sense of community, and build resilience.
Written by award-winning writer, editor and journalist, Katharine Quarmby, these titles can act as ‘mirrors’, reflecting the reader’s own experiences to help them feel heard and understood, as well as ‘windows’, where students are given an insight into lives different from their own.
Set in an inner city school, each book looks at the experience of a student who is going through a difficult time. The books navigate the reader through hardships and signpost how to access, or offer, help. Although the books can be hard-hitting, the subjects examined are expertly and sensitively handled. The series is also suitable for dyslexic readers with a dyslexia-friendly font, extra spacing, and off-white paper.
To celebrate the launch of Windows & Mirrors, we have 3 fabulous prizes up for grabs!
First prize
- virtual author visit from series author Katharine Quarmby
- set of signed Windows & Mirrors books.
- eBook PDFs of the whole series.
Second prize
- set of signed Windows & Mirrors books.
- eBook PDFs of the whole series.
Third prize
- set of Windows & Mirrors books.
Award-winning writer, editor and journalist with extensive knowledge of writing and editing across print, TV, radio and online.
Katharine lives in London with her family, including a rescue cat called Billy. She has a degree in Modern Languages and has loved reading and writing since childhood. Katharine was adopted, and her family history and heritage stretches from Iran to Spain to Serbia, as well as Yorkshire and Norfolk.
She works as both a journalist and author and loves both jobs. Most of all, she loves spending time with her family and friends and is happiest when swimming, roving outdoors, or messing about in boats.
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