Take a Good Look

Take a Good Look by Jacqueline Wilson is a New Ed edition published by Penguin Books, Limited in 1993. This 91-page book is written in English and presents the story of Mary, a young girl who feels constrained by her protective grandmother. Determined to assert her independence, Mary ventures out to the sweetshop alone for the first time, leading to an unexpected and thrilling experience when the shop is suddenly burgled.
Readers will find that the narrative explores themes of self-reliance and resilience as Mary navigates her way through this challenging situation. The story delves into the complexities of her character, highlighting her determination despite her blindness. With elements of juvenile fiction intertwined with aspects of law and crime, this book offers an engaging look at a young girl’s journey toward autonomy and courage in the face of adversity.
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Mary is fed up of being wrapped in cotton wool by her gran. Being blind doesn’t mean that she can’t look after herself. So Mary decides to go down to the sweetshop by herself for the first time but the trip is more eventful than she could ever have imagined and the shop is burgled whilst Mary is in there! How will she escape and get home safely?
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