Overview of Relationships in Graffiti Moon

These flashcards cover key vocabulary and concepts explored in Cath Crowley's novel 'Graffiti Moon,' focusing on how relationships affect identity and self-perception.

Graffiti Moon

A novel by Cath Crowley that explores the impact of relationships on identity, self-perception, and personal growth.

Lucy and Shadow

This bond illustrates how art serves as a medium for self-expression and connection.

Ed and Leo

Their friendship highlights the role of support and trust in shaping self-perception.

Lucy and Jazz

Demonstrates how friendships encourage confidence and self-discovery.

Shadow (Ed)

Expresses his thoughts and emotions through graffiti, reflecting his insecurities and longing for connection.

Self-worth

A person’s sense of their own value, which Ed struggles with due to dyslexia and lack of direction.

Mutual trust

A foundational element in Ed and Leo’s friendship that helps them both grow.

Emotional expression

The act of conveying feelings, essential in Lucy’s growth through her friendship with Jazz.

Self-acceptance

The recognition and acceptance of one’s own worth and identity, explored through Lucy and Shadow’s relationship.

Personal growth

The development of an individual's identity and self-perception, significantly influenced by relationships in the novel.