"Written by a fifth grader with color blindness, this picture book celebrates how differences can enrich life... An affirming picture book that will inspire young readers of all abilities to appreciate all ways of seeing."
--Kirkus Reviews

"Jaxon's Magic Eyes is not just a story but a valuable tool for teaching children about acceptance, diversity, and the significance of color in our lives."
--The Children's Book Review

"Jaxon knows that he sees the world differently. To him, the purple sky, orange grass and pink sidewalks are normal, even joyful... This book about color blindness tackles a disability that doesn't get much representation in kids' books."
--Youth Services Book Review

"Jaxon's Magic Eyes: Color Blindness from My View isn't just about color blindness; it's a reminder that it's ok to see things another way, that there's beauty in differences, and that everyone's view matters."
--Readers' Favorite

"An inspiring story about embracing what makes us different. Uplifting and encouraging, this story reminds children to celebrate their individuality."
--Midwest Book Review