Cecelia Ahern: ‘public shaming moved me to write Flawed’ - Guardian children's books podcast 6s714y

Cecelia Ahern explains how she was moved to write her first YA novel, Flawed, by her dismay at...

Cecelia Ahern explains how she was moved to write her first YA novel, Flawed, by her dismay at society’s increasingly finger-pointing culture. Guardian children’s books site Harriet, Amy and Rebecca grill her on the book, which is set in a powerfully realised society in which perfection is valued above humanity

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