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Koja,
Kathe.
THE BLUE MIRROR
New York : Farrar, Straus,
Giroux, 2004.
IL YA
ISBN 0374308497
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| Maggy
is an artist. She sees things that most don't. "Everything
I see as I sit here goes into my sketchbook, made alive again in a different
way, like a fairy tale I tell myself: tourists, skwatters, bicycle copes,
winos and shoopers with dogs, all traslated into giants and magic bikes
and stop signs that talk, princess-girls with no faces, reptile-boys who
steal purses and guzzle down the coins. Anything can happen in "The
Blue Mirror," anything I want." But when Cole enters Maggy's world,
things change rapidly. |
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SUBJECTS:
Emotional problems -- Fiction.
Artists -- Fiction.
Homeless persons -- Fiction.
Runaways -- Fiction.
Mothers and daughters -- Fiction.
Alcoholism -- Fiction. |
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