
A collection of poetic and prosaic variations on the theme of identity and self-worth, Objects in Mirror Are Closer than They Appear chronicles the author's journey through adolescence, and more importantly, her own mind. The tone of the pieces ranges from therapeutic journal to expository essay as the author edges closer to the resolution of her problems on paper and begins to find her way back through a labyrinth of her own creation.
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