I LOOK BEAUTIFUL ON A BROKEN MIRROR

I Look Beautiful on a Broken Mirror tells the story of Camellia, a girl named after a rare flower by her father. After his sudden death, Camellia loses hope, faces bullying, and feels invisible — no longer the vibrant “flower” her father believed her to be. Through grief, isolation, and self-doubt, she struggles to see her own worth.

Her journey begins to shift when small echoes of her father’s love and memory reach her — a song, a memory, a whisper of hope. A literal broken mirror becomes the pivotal symbol: seeing herself in fractured pieces teaches her that brokenness does not diminish beauty.

Through moments of reflection, kindness to others, and noticing the small wonders around her, Camellia learns to embrace herself again. By the end, she finds purpose, inner strength, and self-love, realizing that her value is not defined by others, but by her courage to grow through pain.

A story of loss, resilience, and self-discovery, it inspires readers to see their own light, even through cracks, and reminds us that true beauty often emerges from brokenness.