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    Chameleon on the Glass: The Mirror Mirror Series, #1

    By Namlha H. Pesoj and Joseph Ahlman

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    About this ebook

    Chameleon on the Glass is as an allegory about the search for self. The surreal styling of its illustrations is crafted to appeal to all ages.

    The story begins with a small chameleon who desperately wants to find his true color. His quest begins by mimicking every color in the rainbow. Soon he realizes that blending in hides his uniqueness.

    Thus, he decides to clash. Yet this brings him no closer to his heart's desire. Finally, he ventures to the water's edge to see his reflection. Howbeit, in the end, he finds his true self in the most unlikely of places.

    This story and the analogy that follows reveals key insights into society, sentience, and human identity. It serves as an eloquent philosophical primer for the Mirror Mirror series. It's depth and creative flair will surely transport you into its world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJuxtabook
    Release dateOct 13, 2018
    ISBN9781940498126
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