The Egyptian Mirror

Thirteen-year-old Simon grapples with the upheaval that comes with moving into his late grandmother's old house. The once cozy abode now feels foreign and haunted by memories he cannot access. As he navigates the awkwardness of adolescence, Simon finds himself further isolated in this new environment, longing for connection and a sense of stability in a world turned upside down.

Amid the lingering echoes of his grandmother’s life, Simon discovers an intriguing artifact—a mirror that seems to hold secrets of its own. It reflects not just his image but also glimpses into the past, pulling him deeper into the history that surrounds him. With each encounter, Simon is compelled to uncover layers of family heritage that connect him to his roots in ways he never anticipated.

As he investigates the mirror's mysterious influence, Simon begins to unravel the complexities of his relationships with his family and friends. The lines between reality and the fantastical blur, presenting him with choices that challenge his understanding of love, loss, and belonging.

With moments of introspection and exhilarating discoveries, Simon’s journey becomes not only a quest to understand his family’s legacy but also an exploration of his own identity. In this labyrinth of reflections, he learns that understanding the past is key to forging a path into the future.