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Liked It “Judy Baer's "Mirror, Mirror" is a charming story of a woman's love of children and teaching, and her desire to be a good example to others. Quinn is a tutor to disabled children who works part time as a model to pay the bills. Her roommate is a full-time model, and her friend, Pete is a...” see full review » see other reviews » |
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“Judy Baer's "Mirror, Mirror" is a charming story of a woman's love of children and teaching, and her desire to be a good example to others. Quinn is a tutor to disabled children who works part time as a model to pay the bills. Her roommate is a full-time model, and her friend, Pete is a photographer. So, the reader is exposed to obsession about outward appearance from all angles. When Quinn takes a job tutoring Ben, a boy with juvenile arthritis whose Dad is still grieving his Mother's death, her fairly stable life turns upside down. Falling in love tends to do that to a girl - especially when the object of her affection can't return her feelings because he can't let go of the past. She is also struggling with the decision of whether or not to take a job hosting a television show that features inner and outer makeovers for the contestants. Is the show a sham? Or can Quinn creatively share her faith in Jesus to really make a difference in these people who want to change?
Stacey D wrote this review Wednesday, July 30 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
This book came at a time when I didn't feel so pretty, and helped open my eyes to what real beauty is. Thanks, Judy. ”
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