All I can see

Sometimes the darkness seems impenetrable. But the light of our dreams can shine again at the most unexpected moment. All I can see is a novel about friendship, hope, love, and everything that is essential yet invisible to the eye.

At seventeen, Maggie Sanders may be blind, but she won't let anyone pity her. Since losing her sight six months ago, Maggie's rebellious side has taken on a life of its own, culminating in an elaborate school prank. Maggie thought it was brilliant. The judge called it illegal.

Now Maggie is on probation. But she's not interested in rehabilitation, not when she's still grieving the loss of her dream of becoming a professional soccer player—and she's still furious with her so-called friends, who sidelined her once they realized she couldn't lead the team to victory.

And then Maggie's entire world turns upside down. Somehow, inexplicably, she can see again. But only one person: Ben, a precocious ten-year-old boy unlike anyone she's ever known. Ben's life isn't easy, but he sees no limits, only possibilities. After a while, Maggie begins to realize that losing her sight doesn't mean losing everything she's ever dreamed of. Even if she's currently dreaming of Mason Milton, the irritating but attractive lead singer of Maggie's new favorite band, who happens to be Ben's brother.

But when she discovers the real reason she can see Ben, Maggie must find the courage to face an unimaginable future... before she loses everything she's come to love.

"This book shows the struggle of redefining yourself after losing what you consider 'that thing' that makes you who you are. It's not preachy or overly optimistic about the challenges Maggie faces, but it's full of humor and well-developed characters (even the adults). For teens who enjoy humor and music." - Voya

"The story is fast-paced, with Maggie's intermittent vision serving as an intriguing mystery. She's a solid, well-developed character who experiences extraordinary growth throughout the story. Maggie's dialogue and thoughts are hilarious and provide insight into the challenges anyone, especially a teenager, must experience after a life-changing medical event. Teens who enjoy stories about resilience and a rewarding conclusion will love this book." - School Library Journal