What I Wish the World Could See (eBook, ePUB) - Miles, Timothy
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From the first moments of life, the author faced a world too bright to bear-one where light, instead of bringing comfort, brought pain and isolation. Diagnosed with oculocutaneous albinism at age four, he navigated childhood marked by blurred vision, misunderstanding, and the sting of abandonment. Yet within those early shadows grew a quiet resilience-shaped by a mother's love, a grandmother's wisdom, and an unshakable will to see beyond limitation. Through vivid storytelling, the memoir traces his evolution from a boy struggling to read a blackboard to a man who became a voice for inclusion…mehr

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From the first moments of life, the author faced a world too bright to bear-one where light, instead of bringing comfort, brought pain and isolation. Diagnosed with oculocutaneous albinism at age four, he navigated childhood marked by blurred vision, misunderstanding, and the sting of abandonment. Yet within those early shadows grew a quiet resilience-shaped by a mother's love, a grandmother's wisdom, and an unshakable will to see beyond limitation. Through vivid storytelling, the memoir traces his evolution from a boy struggling to read a blackboard to a man who became a voice for inclusion and equality. Along the way, he finds refuge at a school for the blind, courage in self-advocacy, and purpose through writing, law, and civil rights work. Each chapter reveals not only a fight for accessibility but a triumph of spirit-the transformation of adversity into advocacy, and pain into purpose. More than a story about disability, Shades of Light is a universal reflection on identity, perseverance, and belonging. It challenges readers to see difference not as a flaw but as a form of brilliance waiting to be understood. Empowering, eloquent, and profoundly human, this memoir is a tribute to those who walk by faith, not sight-and a call to build a world where inclusion is no longer an afterthought but a way of life.

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