Exploring and engaging with themes in 'Mirror'
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I can identify and engage with the key themes in 'Mirror'.
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In 'Mirror' the afterword describes why Jeannie Baker was inspired to make the text and how she created the artwork.
A theme is a big idea, topic or message that recurs within a story.
Readers can interpret their own big idea or message from a narrative; readers may interpret a text in different ways.
Settings and events depicted in the book contribute to the boys’ sense of identity and belonging.
Culture and traditions in each setting are conveyed through unique clothing, architecture, food and daily activities.
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