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I normally read several books at a time. Not simultaneously, of course, but a few chapters of one, and then a few chapters of another, and then...well, you get the idea. So in preparation for a recent cross-country flight, I loaded myself up with four different books, figuring that I would get through parts of all of them by the time I arrived at my destination. I started with this one. I couldn't stop. I ended up reading it on the plane, reading it as I walked through the airport to catch my connecting flight, reading it on the way to the hotel, until I was finished. It had been a while since I had read a book with that kind of effect. After I was done, I missed Emma (the main character) terribly. She made a five-hour plane ride feel like it had lasted all of five minutes.


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Blind Rachel Dewoskin Books Reviews

Lo at times but very good touching story
A stunning story of catastrophe and recovery narrated by a dazzling teen-aged warrior woman who chooses to fight for a life beyond the hard wall of facts and circumstances she's been given. Emma achieves an unimagined liberation, and demonstrates for others that a life worth living is within reach.
This was one of the best books I have read this year. It was very internal and moody and psychologically moving, and I wept at its gorgeous imagery more than once. Not a typical young adult novel at all - thank God. Expertly crafted and beautiful.
Not realistic. Too dramatic.
This book really made me more grateful for my sight but it also made me be more aware of my other senses and now I start paying attention to smells more and stuff. It was also a really good story and I loved the emma character
I love a book that transports me into a different world, one that I think about throughout my day, hearing the voices of the characters and imagining their world. I read it at night and the characters keep on. This is one of those books.
The author's ability to evoke Emma's inner world and her place in the world are remarkable. When my daughter's old enough to read it, I will place it on her bedside table.
Buy it, read it, and be transported.
Terrific YA book, recommended to me by my 12 year old grand-daughter. Universal themes, but probably most enjoyed by middle school girls. The book features a young teen girl blinded in a fireworks accident and how she evolves through tremendous anger and despair about "what happened" but eventually ends up at peace with her new life. Lots about her changing relationships with boys, friends and family. Authentic worries and dialogue. And Dewoskin is a wonderful writer!
I normally read several books at a time. Not simultaneously, of course, but a few chapters of one, and then a few chapters of another, and then...well, you get the idea. So in preparation for a recent cross-country flight, I loaded myself up with four different books, figuring that I would get through parts of all of them by the time I arrived at my destination. I started with this one. I couldn't stop. I ended up reading it on the plane, reading it as I walked through the airport to catch my connecting flight, reading it on the way to the hotel, until I was finished. It had been a while since I had read a book with that kind of effect. After I was done, I missed Emma (the main character) terribly. She made a five-hour plane ride feel like it had lasted all of five minutes.