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Open Your Eyes Jackson Ryder

$30.95
Open Your Eyes Jackson Ryder is a heartfelt coming-of-age tale set in the vibrant era of the 1960s. This compelling young adult novel by Rudy Castaneda Lopez takes you on an emotional journey with fifteen-year-old artist Jackson Ryder. After the tragic loss of his mother, Jackson's life spirals into turmoil as he grapples with grief and his father's expectations. He is uprooted from the familiar streets of New York City and thrown into the eclectic community of San Sebastiano, California. Here, amidst the backdrop of the Civil Rights Movement, the cultural revolution, and the iconic sounds of The Beatles, Jackson discovers the transformative power of art and friendship. As he navigates the complexities of adolescence, including his budding interest in young love, drawing becomes his sanctuary, the only thing that keeps his tumultuous emotions in check. This powerful narrative not only explores themes of loss and acceptance but also sheds light on the emergence of a new art scene during a pivotal time in history. Perfect for fans of young adult literature, Open Your Eyes Jackson Ryder is an inspiring story about following your passion while learning to heal. Dive into this unforgettable journey today and discover how art can open up new worlds, even in the face of heartache.

Author: Rudy Castaneda Lopez Publisher: Escalator Press
Bind: paperback




Fifteen-year-old Jackson Ryder has always loved art, but in the wake of his mother’s death, he must choose between his passion and his grieving father’s approval. Pulled from his New York home and thrust into the melting pot that is San Sebastiano, California in the 1960s, Jackson finds himself embroiled in an era of assassination, an emerging art scene, the Civil Rights Movement and The Beatles. As he learns how to deal with life, death and a new found interest in girls, drawing is the only thing stopping his world from spinning out of control.

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Open Your Eyes Jackson Ryder

$30.95
Open Your Eyes Jackson Ryder is a heartfelt coming-of-age tale set in the vibrant era of the 1960s. This compelling young adult novel by Rudy Castaneda Lopez takes you on an emotional journey with fifteen-year-old artist Jackson Ryder. After the tragic loss of his mother, Jackson's life spirals into turmoil as he grapples with grief and his father's expectations. He is uprooted from the familiar streets of New York City and thrown into the eclectic community of San Sebastiano, California. Here, amidst the backdrop of the Civil Rights Movement, the cultural revolution, and the iconic sounds of The Beatles, Jackson discovers the transformative power of art and friendship. As he navigates the complexities of adolescence, including his budding interest in young love, drawing becomes his sanctuary, the only thing that keeps his tumultuous emotions in check. This powerful narrative not only explores themes of loss and acceptance but also sheds light on the emergence of a new art scene during a pivotal time in history. Perfect for fans of young adult literature, Open Your Eyes Jackson Ryder is an inspiring story about following your passion while learning to heal. Dive into this unforgettable journey today and discover how art can open up new worlds, even in the face of heartache.

Author: Rudy Castaneda Lopez Publisher: Escalator Press
Bind: paperback




Fifteen-year-old Jackson Ryder has always loved art, but in the wake of his mother’s death, he must choose between his passion and his grieving father’s approval. Pulled from his New York home and thrust into the melting pot that is San Sebastiano, California in the 1960s, Jackson finds himself embroiled in an era of assassination, an emerging art scene, the Civil Rights Movement and The Beatles. As he learns how to deal with life, death and a new found interest in girls, drawing is the only thing stopping his world from spinning out of control.

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