Truesight
Truesight by David Stahler Jr. is a reprint edition published by HarperCollins on December 28, 2004. This 256-page book is written in English and explores a unique community where everyone is born blind. The inhabitants of Jacob’s colony adhere to the philosophy of Truesight, believing that their blindness fosters unity, purity, and freedom. As Jacob approaches his thirteenth birthday, he looks forward to the responsibilities of adulthood, but an unexpected change looms on the horizon, beginning with a painful sensation in his eyes.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of perception and societal norms within a fantastical setting. The story follows Jacob as he navigates the complexities of growing up in a world where blindness is the norm, and the implications of a potential shift in his reality. This book is suitable for ages 12 and older and is part of a trilogy that promises to expand on the intriguing concepts introduced in this first installment.
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Everyone in Jacob’s colony is born blind. It has always been this way. They embrace the philosophy of Truesight: Blindness brings unity, purity, and freedom. It is an exceptional community. Everyone is happy.
As Jacob nears his thirteenth birthday, he anxiously anticipates his new role as an adult and all the changes that will bring. But as the day approaches, a far greater change threatens Jacob’s future. It all starts with a searing pain in his eyes …
This is the first book of David Stahler Jr.’s gripping Truesight trilogy.
Ages 12+
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