Being disabled no longer meant just the physical to Chenoa, it also meant that her mental stability had gone as well. She daily wished for death to take her away. Then, one night, she felt herself begin to fly, free of pain, through the cloud studded sky. When she finally landed, she found herself on a magical island with talking animals, friendly mystical creatures and one very fowl villian. Was she dead, dreaming? What had happened to her? As she took her first awkward step, her whimsical and inspirational journey on a land called “The Island of Discovery” had begun.
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“It’s a whimsical adventure younger people drift towards., with a deep underlying issue that attracts older, mature readers as well. Am I Dead Yet is INSPIRING and moving before even getting to the rooted climax of the story. This tale, a touching and fun journey, encompases heart in every fiber.”
-Amanda Jacques, California.
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