Look At YouA moving, emotionally vivid, and sometimes shocking novel, Look at You follows the young narrator as she navigates the complexities of growing up in a divided family. Journeying between Trinidad and England, she seeks to make sense of herself in a world full of contradictions, cruelty, and temptation. In this stylish and empathetic bildungsroman, Amanda Smyth's signature taut, lean prose and illuminating details bring to life a story of identity,

but now he is as anonymous and invisible as any other migrant to the roiling and alluring city

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A fictionalised retelling of Luxx’s time in Beirut during the current crisis as a British Syrian lesbian woman

connoting hope

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but in the poet’s hands all languages blur into one language

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This book is a bright spot in a bleak time

Will could never have predicted how much his life would change when he is knocked from his bicycle by a hit-and-run driver whilst returning home from his London clinic

moral evasion