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A day can change everything in this exclusive short story from the award-winning author of I Am Thunder, written for World Book Day 2020. Fifteen-year-old Salma Hashbi has been caught with her boyfriend in a totally humiliating misunderstanding. Instantly accused of being easy, she is shunned by everyone at school, shamed by her community and worst of all has disappointed her mum. Enough is enough and Salma decides to fight back against the prejudice and rumours and audition for the role of her dreams. But on the hottest day of the year, with everything against her, can Salma make it in time and show the world who she really is? A powerful story of standing up and standing out from the Branford Boase Award-winning Muhammad Khan. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Walks an interesting fine line - the book shows Salma's life and her honest frustrations with it, but from a non muslim author all the stereotypes of controlling matriachal slut shaming muslim aunts would be a bit uncomfortable.
But Salma's mum is a lovely character, who cares about her daughter, but sees her and supports her.
Highlight of the book for me is non-binary Billie, with their gender free pronouns and their Ru Paul references.
There were bits I expected the story to go back to that it didn't (