SuitabookPerspective across generations
Skylar and her older headteacher inhabit one another’s bodies and encounter situations outside their usual experience.
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Luan Goldie - Author
A lively, premise-led adventure about a young K-pop fan and her headteacher experiencing each other’s lives. Expect humour from their contrasting ages and personalities, alongside questions about friendship, family relationships, authority and seeing life from another person’s position.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA lively, premise-led adventure about a young K-pop fan and her headteacher experiencing each other’s lives. Expect humour from their contrasting ages and personalities, alongside questions about friendship, family relationships, authority and seeing life from another person’s position.
Skylar and her older headteacher inhabit one another’s bodies and encounter situations outside their usual experience.
Skylar’s strong attachment to K-pop is set alongside her friendship with Dana, family restrictions and the chance to meet her favourite group.
Skylar clashes with a strict headteacher over what she wears, then experiences school life from the headteacher’s position.
The story includes an argument at school, being grounded, a strict headteacher, a mysterious body swap and the possibility of remaining in the other body.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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