This beautifully written tale illustrates the selfless love of a mother who is ready to go miles to help her visually impaired boy, but what happens next is a story for readers to uncover in this inspiring story of IRIS.
“Some books leave us free and some books make us free.”
The story of a boy who was born blind and grew up in Cuba during the Cuban Revolution, which was a dangerous and desperate time. The story uncovers how hard it was for him to get treatment in a different country in the era of the 1960s. It was a time of big changes in culture and politics.
His story is all about getting past educational barriers, growing up, and finding a place in the world with the help of his mother. In narrating the past events, the author also pays tribute to the efforts of mothers, especially of disabled children, who make selfless sacrifices in their everyday lives.
Learn through the struggles of the legally blind author and his mother’s selflessness in the face of political turmoil and devastating situations.
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Are people willing to give away their peace without expecting much in return, or do they have to have a reason to help someone out? It’s a never-ending debate; however, learn what Pedro Hidalgo has to say in lieu of evidence.
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Pedro Hidalgo was born in Santiago de Cuba with a visual disability that rendered him legally blind. As a young child, he struggled through Catholic School and was able to do fairly well before he was removed into a slower-moving class so that he could keep up with the pace.
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