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The Mirror of Infinite Endings
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Sex & Nudity
Kissing and sensual tension feature.
Violence & Gore
Wedding guests recover after being poisoned. A woman is threatened with a dagger; earlier deaths and injuries are recalled.
Profanity
Occasional insults include “bastard” and “hussy”.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
A magical clock provides alcoholic drinks with meals, and enchanted wine is used for a wedding toast.
Frightening Scenes
Magical peril, a threatening vampire and grief over the deaths of parents and a sibling may unsettle readers.
Positives & learning
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Positive messages
Making a life-changing bargain for a partner without their agreement is treated as a breach of trust.
Role models
Jacks tries to rescue Evangeline, whose curiosity leads her to take a risk she knows may be dangerous.
Representation
The main characters appear White; Lala has brown skin. Evangeline remembers living with a stepmother following her mother’s death.
Learning
The risky mirror choice offers a starting point for discussing curiosity and consequences.
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