Imagine seeing a dolphin without your eyes. What’s it like to walk through a rainforest, fly in a helicopter or swim in the ocean if you cannot see?

Join Kenzie-Moo and her mum as they journey around Australia in a caravan where she meets a seal, sails on a boat and flies through the sky, using her cane and her big brave heart to navigate.

As she delights in the sounds and sensations around her, Kenzie-Moo invites you to explore the world in ways you’ve never experienced before.

A celebration of difference that might even make you braver.

Download the audio version narrated by Kenzie-Moo HERE.

 
 
 
An exquisitely written and illustrated story of courage that will open your heart and eyes to new ways of seeing; and a testament to one mother’s love for her daughter.
— Joanne Fedler
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Author Biography

 

Tanya Savva is an Australian writer and trauma-informed healing practitioner whose work explores motherhood, disability, grief, identity and the unexpected turns that shape our lives. With a background spanning occupational therapy, somatic healing and retreat facilitation, Tanya draws on both professional and lived experience in her writing. She is the mother of a disabled daughter, whose life and experiences have profoundly shaped the way she sees and writes about the world.