Girl on Wire

Girl on Wire by Lucy Estela, published by Puffin Books, Penguin Random House Australia in 2018, is a 32-page work that presents a poignant allegory about a young girl’s journey toward self-esteem. The narrative explores the challenges of anxiety that many children face as they grow, illustrating her struggles and the support she receives from loved ones as she learns to navigate her fears.
Readers will find a thoughtful exploration of social themes related to self-esteem and self-reliance. The story depicts the girl walking a tightrope, symbolizing her fears and the journey toward confidence. Through this uplifting narrative, the book addresses important social topics, making it a relevant read for young audiences seeking to understand their own feelings of anxiety and the importance of support in overcoming challenges.
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Girl on Wire is a simple yet brilliantly uplifting allegory of a young girl struggling to build her self-esteem and overcome the anxiety that many children feel as they grow – she walks the tightrope, afraid she will fall, but with the support of those she loves, her toes grip the wire and she walks forward, on her own, with a new confidence.
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