BLUE SUN, YELLOW SKY

Reads 138
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Parts 7
Time 2h 18m

Reads 138
Votes 5
Parts 7
Time 2h 18m

Hailed as “One of the best technical painters of our time” by an L.A. Times critic, 27-year-old Aubrey Johnson is finally gaining traction with her work. But as she weaves through what should be a celebration of her art, a single nagging echo of her doctor’s words refuses to stay silent—there is no cure. In less than eight weeks Aubrey is going blind.
    
    Traveling on a one-way ticket around the world with childhood friend Jeff Anderson, Aubrey is in complete denial. But a blindfolded game of tasting foreign foods in China jolts her into confronting the reality of her situation. So begins her quest.
    
    In this adult coming-of-age story, Aubrey struggles to make sense of her crippling diagnosis. But on her journey she finds a deeper understanding of herself and her life—sometimes fragmented and complex, but always with relentless truth.
    
    Finalist, Beverly Hills International Book Awards, Women's Fiction
    What other's are saying: 
    "The attention to detail and beautiful descriptions will just blow you away...I loved every inch of this novel." -- Lady A, Literature Junkie Extraordinaire. 
    
    "A touching exploration of identity and reinvention painted with gentle yet precise brush strokes." --Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)
    
    "The book is gripping for its thought-provoking power." -- Candi Sary, Underground Book Reviews.
    
    "Blue Sun, Yellow Sky delivers a glimpse into the artistic process, a stunning globe-trotting journey, and the intimate portrait of mending a heart broken by life itself."
     -- Indigo Wilmann, Visual YarnAll Rights Reserved

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Hailed as “One of the best technical painters of our time” by an L.A. Times critic, 27-year-old Aubrey Johnson is finally gaining traction with her work. But as she weaves through what should be a celebration of her art, a single nagging echo of her doctor’s words refuses to stay silent—there is no cure. In less than eight weeks Aubrey is going blind.

Traveling on a one-way ticket around the world with childhood friend Jeff Anderson, Aubrey is in complete denial. But a blindfolded game of tasting foreign foods in China jolts her into confronting the reality of her situation. So begins her quest.

In this adult coming-of-age story, Aubrey struggles to make sense of her crippling diagnosis. But on her journey she finds a deeper understanding of herself and her life—sometimes fragmented and complex, but always with relentless truth.

Finalist, Beverly Hills International Book Awards, Women's Fiction
What other's are saying:
"The attention to detail and beautiful descriptions will just blow you away...I loved every inch of this novel." -- Lady A, Literature Junkie Extraordinaire.

"A touching exploration of identity and reinvention painted with gentle yet precise brush strokes." --Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)

"The book is gripping for its thought-provoking power." -- Candi Sary, Underground Book Reviews.

"Blue Sun, Yellow Sky delivers a glimpse into the artistic process, a stunning globe-trotting journey, and the intimate portrait of mending a heart broken by life itself."
-- Indigo Wilmann, Visual Yarn

7 parts