Review: Seeing the World from Noah’s Eyes
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
The Child of Dawn is a touching journey of a mother who finds a way to overcome adversity with strength, determination, and hope.  I believe we all have a purpose in life whether we are considered givers or takers.  The system and everything it represents cannot break Mrs. Tarazona’s spirit or unconditional love for her son.  The average person cannot possibly understand the extent that this disability effects an entire family.  Fortunately, we are surrounded by heavenly angels, in our midst, that open our hearts and minds while separating us from a self-serving society.  Noah is one of these angels.A child with a learning disability can quickly become lost in a world that fails to truly understand the true nature of the repetitive, restricted impairments, communication difficulties, and stereotypical patterns of behavior.  Children with autism spectrum disorder may fail to respond to social cues that make it seems as though they lack empathy.  Noah’s shortcomings quickly become his deep rooted strength.  In most cases, we start off as their savior and they ultimately become our savior.  The story is heartbreaking and inspiring; leaving the reader hoping and praying for Noah’s future success.  This book will open your eyes and heart to Autism!