An Image In A Mirror Av Ijangolet S. Ogwang

<h2><b>‘The notion of dual identity, national and familial, is prominent and thought-provoking. I loved it’</b> Daily Mail<br/><b>Longlisted for the Dublin Literary Award<br/>Shortlisted for the UJ Debut Novel Award</h2></b></p><p>Set between Uganda and South Africa, <i>An Image in a Mirror</i> is the story of Nyakale and Achen, identical twins pulled apart by their mother’s decision to give one of them away to her sister for a chance at a better life.</p><p>At the heart of this beautifully woven tale is a coming-of-age story of two young women growing up in separate worlds that are as different as they are similar.</p><p>When the sisters finally meet after twenty-two years, how mirrored will each feel by the other?</p><p><b>''A richly told and deeply intimate African story about the becoming of two young women''</b> Books Live Sunday Times<br/><b>''A touching and perceptive tale of family and the depth of shared origins''</b> City of Cape Town Library<br/><b>''A powerful new female voice has entered the storytelling scene''</b> City Press<br/><b>''I was hooked within the first five pages''</b> AfroVoice<br/><b>''A beautifully crafted tale of twins''</b> Sunday Sun<br/><b>''A beautifully written debut novel''</b> Your Family</p>