SuitabookReputation and self-definition
Amelia is labelled a bad influence after a photograph goes viral and tries not to let one mistake define her.
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Tamsin Winter - Author
This is a contemporary story about reputation, social pressure and the effect a shared image can have. Amelia’s response gives the book a clear focus on recovering agency after a public mistake.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a contemporary story about reputation, social pressure and the effect a shared image can have. Amelia’s response gives the book a clear focus on recovering agency after a public mistake.
Amelia is labelled a bad influence after a photograph goes viral and tries not to let one mistake define her.
Pay attention to the pressure behind Amelia’s choice and to how the story handles the gap between a person’s identity and the reputation imposed on them.
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