Girl In The Mirror

Girl In The Mirror cover
Good Books rating 4.5
Technical
  • ID: 4918
  • Added: 2025-10-22
  • Updated: 2025-10-22
  • ISBN: 9780007425044
  • Publisher: HarperCollins UK
  • Published: 2011-03-03
  • Reviews: 3

Girl in the Mirror: Two Stories presents two powerful and unforgettable tales from a renowned author. Each story is crafted with depth and emotion, showcasing the author's mastery of the short story form. The collection promises to engage readers with its compelling narratives and unforgettable characters. /n/n These stories are not just tales but experiences that will linger in your mind long after you've turned the last page. Perfect for fans of thought-provoking literature, this collection is a must-read for anyone who appreciates the art of storytelling.

Reviews
Celebrities of Magic · 2020-10-27
original 5.00

One of the best short stories read in a long time, it is original and mind-blowing. The story's unique approach and compelling narrative make it a memorable read.

This reviewer found the story to be one of the best short stories they have read in a long time. They were impressed by the story's originality and mind-blowing elements. The reviewer appreciated the unique approach and the way the story keeps readers engaged from start to finish. The compelling narrative and the story's ability to surprise and delight make it a standout piece. The reviewer highly recommends it to anyone looking for a captivating and thought-provoking read. The story's unique blend of mystery and intrigue makes it a memorable and enjoyable experience.


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    One of the best short stories I have read in a long time.

    I expected something really original or mind-blowing, and this story delivered on both fronts.

    The story's unique approach and compelling narrative make it a must-read for fans of short stories.

Inke's Book Blog · Inke · 2015-05-27
eerie 4.50

The story is a lot darker than usual, featuring a grandma who covers all the mirrors in her house with dark fabric. It is eerie and unsettling, making readers uneasy.

Inke found this story to be much darker than Cecelia Ahern's typical works. The central character, a grandma who covers all the mirrors in her house with dark fabric, adds a layer of mystery and unease. Inke appreciated the eerie atmosphere and the way the story makes readers question the reasons behind the grandma's actions. The story's darker tone and unsettling elements make it a standout piece, though it might not be for everyone. Inke enjoyed the unique approach and the way it challenges the reader's expectations.


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    This was a lot darker than the usual, a story about a grandma who has all the mirrors in her house covered in dark fabric, and finding out the reason why.

    The story is eerie and will make you uneasy, but in a good way.

    It's a unique and intriguing read that stays with you long after you've finished it.

Female First · 2013-04-23
haunting 4.00

The story is one of the most effective Cecelia Ahern has written, exploring a dark side to the magical worlds she delights in creating. It is a haunting tale that leaves a lasting impression.

This short story is considered one of Cecelia Ahern's most impactful works. It delves into a darker, more mysterious side of her usual magical storytelling. The reviewer found the story haunting and well-executed, with a dark side that adds depth to Ahern's typical style. The story's exploration of the darker aspects of reality makes it a standout piece in her collection. The reviewer appreciates the way Ahern can create such a compelling and eerie atmosphere, making it a memorable read.


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    This short story is possibly one of the most effective Cecelia has written, exploring a dark side to the magical worlds she delights in creating.

    The story is a haunting tale that was executed nicely yet the ending was cut short in the wrong ways.

    While a mysterious finish is always a good way to end a story, this one felt a bit rushed and left some loose ends.