"I'm no Helen Keller " The narrator tells the reader early in this saga. WHY? A doctor's experiments gave her sight just before school age. HOWEVER, "It's NOT like the movies depict You don't just wake up form 'landmark eye surgery' and see clearly." This novel is based on a true story. In reality, Hope's physical disabilities start by slowing her learning and chances at 'the good life' that education provides. Compounding her sight issues, her dad suffers with bipolar disorder wreaking havoc on her family life? Will Hope break her dysfunctional chains? What miracle- of medicine or faith- changes the direction of her life? Does this girl ever gain vision? Is it physical or spiritual? Why does Hope's story even matter? In spite of all her issues, this girl finds ways to rise to any occasion by stooping to honor other BEINGS- especially her image of God. What is THE VISION that sustains her? Do her thoughts keep her sane, or is this lady lost in her own imagination? Does she ever succeed in life? Find out through this book. Or- at the very least, BE INSPIRED Find your vision by gaining sight and insight COME ON BUY this book.