The book shows how, for those who are blind, attitudes about blindness play an important part in the success of everything in life. Laurie has to work through her own attitudes about herself when others treat her differently because she is blind. ...I plan to give each of my nieces a copy of the book for Christmas. It will help the younger members of our family grow up with a better philosophy about blind people. -Peggy Chong - "Minnesota Bulletin"- a quarterly publication of the National Federation of the Blind of Minnesota Reprinted in "Future Reflections," The National Federation of the Blind Magazine for Parents of Blind Children | A Girl's Best Friend by Harriet May Savitz, Paperback | Indigo Chapters