10 Things I Can See From Here

This novel tells the story of Mae, a teenage girl facing the gradual loss of her eyesight due to a degenerative condition. Determined to hold onto her perceptions of the world before they vanish completely, Mae embarks on a personal project to document ten specific things she can still see. This endeavor serves as her anchor, a way to process her fears and confront the profound changes her life is undergoing. The narrative is compelling because it offers an intimate and emotionally resonant exploration of identity, loss, and adaptation. As Mae navigates her diminishing vision, she grapples with how her world and her relationships are shifting, forcing her to redefine her experiences and discover her inner resilience. The book delves into themes of perspective, sensory perception, and the courage it takes to embrace life even as familiar aspects of it fade away, making it a touching coming-of-age story about finding strength in vulnerability.