Where I Belong. Gillian Cross. Holiday House, - Juvenile Fiction - pages. 2 Reviews 3/5(2). This novel, Where I Belong, by Gillian Cross, is a book for high fashion. The first day you come to a new country, you have to adjust to the new culture. The main character was "born in the Netherlands" (Cross 4), so moving to Somalia, which was a new country for her was difficult to get used to/5. “where i belong” by gillian cross is a great story about fashion, friendship, betrayal, and somalia. i like how the chapters are set into the characters point of view and how the characters all link together. i was absorbed. i finished the book quite quickly. i was gripped from page 1. it was an amazing book, one of the best i have read in a long time. i would read it www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 1 min.
Images courtesy of publishers, organizations, and sometimes their Twitter handles. Explore Related Books by. Gillian Cross was born Gillian Arnold in She was educated at North London Collegiate School, Somerville College, Oxford and the University of Sussex. Although now a full-time writer who often travels and gives talks in connection with her work, she has had a number of informal jobs including being an assistant to a Member of Parliament. Where I Belong Gillian Cross. Holiday House, $ (p) ISBN More By and About This Author. OTHER BOOKS. PHONING A DEAD MAN; Pictures in the Dark;.
Where I Belong, by Gillian Cross, is about a Somali girl who gets discovered by a fashion designer to become a model. The book starts off with Geri, a Somali native who changes her name to Khadija. Thirteen-year-old Khadija, a Somali refugee, becomes a model for a famous fashion designer to help her family back home, while the designer's daughter Freya and fourteen-year-old Abdi, whose family Khadija lives with in London, try to protect her. Where I Belong by Gillian Cross. Mary Hoffman enjoys a tale told in three voices. Mary Hoffman. Fri 9 Apr EDT. Gillian Cross is a brave writer. Her Carnegie medal-winning novel, Wolf.
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