I whizzed through this, I loved the story of Ross Malory and thought the author did a great job of relaying his own personal experiences as an adult through the eyes of a child.
Think this was aimed at a younger audience as it deals om depth with school, social isolation Ross felt with his peers and bullying but I think it could resonate with adults too as the story itself and subject matter could affect anyone and cross boundaries.
The thought of someone especially a child losing their eyesight is scary and harrowing but the character of Ross meets every challenge head on and enjoys life to the fullest and is a real inspiration.
This was such a great read and the light relief comic strips throughout were a lot of fun.
Think this was aimed at a younger audience as it deals om depth with school, social isolation Ross felt with his peers and bullying but I think it could resonate with adults too as the story itself and subject matter could affect anyone and cross boundaries.
The thought of someone especially a child losing their eyesight is scary and harrowing but the character of Ross meets every challenge head on and enjoys life to the fullest and is a real inspiration.
This was such a great read and the light relief comic strips throughout were a lot of fun.