The Ladder: A little boy’s view of what lies in between

What if the difficulty isn't in where you're going, but in how you're seeing it? >A girl who started something that did not work, and continued anyway. A young boy who fell, stayed down for a while, and slowly climbed back up. >None of these moments are meant to teach anything. They are just things that happened, things that were said, and then kept. Over time, they begin to feel related. Not in a way that can be laid out clearly, but enough to suggest there is some kind of structure underneath - something small, repeatable, and easy to miss when you are looking at the whole. The book stays in that space between where someone is and where they think they should be, and pays attention to what is usually ignored there. It's a light read, but one you may find yourself returning to. You may even think of passing it to someone who needs it.

Pagina's: 83, Paperback, Independently published