
Written by Jaxon Corey · Illustrated by Heidi Rodis
What if the grass you see isn't green at all, but orange?
Jaxon sees the world in different colors than everyone else. As he learns about his color blindness, he discovers that seeing things differently is okay. A friendly, inclusive story about color blindness and acceptance, written by a boy who has it.
Everyone knows the sky is blue and the grass is green, right? But what if you saw the world a little differently?Join Jaxon as he learns to see the world in different colors and realizes that sometimes the grass isn’t always greener on the other side. In fact, sometimes it’s orange!Jaxon’s Magic Eyes: Color Blindness from My View is an inclusive, friendly story about color blindness and acceptance.
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