100 Days of Sunlight Book

Abbie Emmons

Quick Verdict

100 Days of Sunlight by Abbie Emmons narrates the life of Tessa, a 16-year-old who temporarily loses her eyesight after an accident. The story explores her journey of overcoming challenges with the help of a supportive friend.

Video Proof Moments

Tessa's temporary blindness

Emotional impact of eyesight loss

Weston's hidden disability

Weston's goal to help Tessa

Unique narrative structure

Key Takeaways

Tessa loses her eyesight for 100 days.

Weston, a boy with a disability, helps her cope.

The plot offers a unique perspective on adversity.

The story highlights emotional struggles faced during this period.

Themes of positivity and support are central to the narrative.

Transcript

Hello everyone, it's Alexandra with WTI and 100 Days of Sunlight by Abbie Emmons. Definitely shows us that sometimes life does not go exactly as we expected it to go. So this book tells the story of Tessa who is a 16 year old who loses her eyesight after a car accident. And thankfully she loses her eyesight only for a hundred days. However, we can definitely understand how difficult it must be for anyone to lose their eyesight temporarily. We know how much uncertainty and anxiety something like that can bring to a person. So there is a boy called Weston who volunteers to help Tessa out with her emotions with the one condition that nobody tells her about his disability. Turns out that Weston lost both legs and he became a really positive person after his experience. So his goal is to transmit that positivity to Tessa without her knowing of his actual condition. So definitely 100 Days of Sunlight trope is one that I had not read before which I found to be really interesting. And that is my point of view.