Includes excerpt of the author's "Your plantation prom is not okay."
Includes discussion questions.
The first "r" in the word "mirror" is printed backwards in the title.
Summary
As babies, twin sisters Charlie Yates and Magnolia Heathwood were separated after their parents, a mixed race couple, were lynched. Now, at the beginning of the Civil Rights Movement, Charlie lives in Harlem with her grandmother while white-passing Magnolia is in rural Georgia and knows nothing of her racial heritage. When she learns the truth, her reflection disappears from mirrors--the sign of a curse. Meanwhile, the girls' grandmother becomes ill and her last wish is to be buried back home in Georgia. Thus, Charlie and Magnolia finally meet as teenagers in a haunted town and find they must work together to break the curse.