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“The Boy With Strange Eyes” takes readers on a captivating journey to a distant and enigmatic island, where the protagonist, a young orphan boy named Kuni, seeks to carve out his destiny against all odds—a timeless tale of adventure and self-discovery suitable for readers of all ages.

Dr. Davison’s award winning, YA Fantasy, action-adventure novel, The Boy With Strange Eyes, was voted by the readers as their favorite story, and was voted the #1 best read across all genres, winning the Championship for the Kindle Vella Writers Tournament.

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A Fantastic Novel

The Boy With Strange Eyes” by Thomas Davison captivates readers with its meticulously crafted narrative. From its evocative cover to its rich infusion of Japanese context, the book sets the stage for an immersive journey.

At the heart of the story is Kuni, a character marked by loss yet defined by resilience. Orphaned after the successive passing of his grandfather, mother, and father, Kuni’s evolution into the heroic figure of Kimyo is a testament to his inner strength. Despite enduring relentless bullying from the islanders, particularly from the antagonist Ljimekko, Kuni perseveres, driven by his ambition to become a formidable warrior.

Davison’s narrative style masterfully engages readers, seamlessly weaving Kimyo’s ideals into the fabric of the tale. Through thought-provoking questions at the end of each passage, Davison fosters a dynamic dialogue with his audience, inviting them to ponder deeper themes.

Central to the story’s allure is Kuni’s journey of growth and acceptance. As he strives to earn the respect of the islanders and pursue his warrior aspirations, Davison deftly navigates the intricacies of human relationships. Moments of kindness and camaraderie intertwine with instances of prejudice and distrust, painting a nuanced portrait of society. Kuni’s strong determination and bravery give hope to everyone in the story and to the readers too.

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“The Boy With Strange Eyes” takes readers on a captivating journey to a distant and enigmatic island, where protagonist, a young orphan boy named Kuni, seeks to carve out his destiny against all odds. While not my usual genre, this book proved to be a delightful surprise, offering a timeless tale of adventure and self-discovery suitable for readers of all ages.

The narrative unfolds as Kuni ventures to the fabled eastern island, driven by a desire to transcend his humble beginnings and find his place in the world. From the moment he sets foot on the island, Kuni is met with a mixture of curiosity and skepticism due to his outsider status and his peculiar eyes, marking him as different from the islanders.

What truly shines in this tale is the journey of growth and acceptance that Kuni undergoes as he endeavors to earn the respect of the islanders and fulfill his aspirations of becoming a warrior. The author skillfully portrays the complexities of human relationships, showcasing moments of kindness and camaraderie alongside instances of prejudice and distrust.

Through it all, Kuni’s unwavering determination and courage serve as a beacon of hope, inspiring both the characters within the story and the readers themselves.

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The Boy With Strange Eyes - "Recommended" by Lais Scrivani, TikTok Blogger, 06/26/2024.
"I devoured this book in one sitting; I couldn't put it down until I reached the final page. It resonated deeply with me, stirring emotions I rarely experience from books. The story beautifully captures Kuni's transformative journey as he strives to earn the islanders' respect and pursue his dream of becoming a warrior. The author masterfully explores the intricacies of human connections, highlighting acts of compassion and friendship."
A Gem Not To Be Missed - by Andi King
"I came across this story purely by chance, and was sucked in by Kuni's plight and journey. When I was on the verge of tears by one of the early chapters, I knew this was a story worth reading. Kuni is a small, young fisherman with a painful past, a huge heart, and a strong sense of self. The lessons he learns resonate deep in the heart. Read it for yourself and see."
Wow! - by Trish Anderson"
"I usually don't read stories in the YA genre. This one looked interesting, so I read the first three free episodes. It was fascinating. With fantasy, eastern philosophy, and adventure, this story had it all. I read the whole story and recommended it to all my friends."
Best of the Best! - by Jennifer Jonas
"With themes of growth and acceptance, Kuni's story is a beacon of hope for readers of all ages. Perfect for fans of heartfelt and thought-provoking fiction. Whether you're a fan of adventure, self-discovery, or stories that tackle important social themes, "The Boy with Strange Eyes" is a must-read!"
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"Experience the captivating journey to a distant and enigmatic island where Kuni seeks to carve out his destiny against all odds. Kuni's journey to the fabled eastern island is met with curiosity and skepticism due to his peculiar eyes, marking him as different. Inspirational read!"
# 1 Hit, Voted by The Readers - from: The Kindle Vella 2023 Tournament Champion Admins.
"Follow Kuni on his journey of resilience and courage to a mysterious Eastern Island. Perfect for Fantasy Lovers.The narrative is meticulous, the book cover is provocative, and the author uses a rich infusion of Japanese context. Be prepared for an immersive journey."

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0CPB6TWT4
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Cosmic Chipmunk Productions
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Publication date ‏ : ‎ November 30, 2023
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 10.4 MB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 262 pages
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8989639007
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Reading age ‏ : ‎ 13 - 18 years
Best Sellers Rank: #1,382,768 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
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- #2,190 in Teen & Young Adult Fairy Tales & Folklore
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Dr. Thomas Davison has taught college coursework inside two State Prisons in Ohio for the past eight years. His observations and interactions with his incarcerated students have deeply moved him. This motivated him to create poems and short stories about their daily lives and experiences. Thomas has recently started a not-for-profit Entrepreneur Services for Felons (ESF). He has dedicated 100% of his writing earnings to providing free one-on-one support services for felons and ex-felons. Dr. Davison has created two Writing Clubs within the prisons. These incarcerated students are his beta readers to ensure he speaks in their voice and keeps it honest.

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Raisa M.
A Tale of Inner Strength
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
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The Boy With Strange Eyes by Dr. Thomas Davison is a captivating YA fantasy novel that blends adventure, self-discovery, and profound themes of resilience. At the heart of the story is Kuni, a young orphan who embarks on a journey to a mysterious island, where he must overcome prejudice, bullying, and isolation. His quest for belonging and personal growth is both inspiring and heartbreaking, as he strives to earn the respect of the islanders despite being marked as different due to his unusual eyes. The novel's rich Japanese cultural influences add depth to the narrative, immersing readers in a world that feels both timeless and distinct.

Davison’s writing shines through his portrayal of Kuni’s emotional journey, offering a nuanced exploration of human relationships. As Kuni evolves from a bullied outsider to a respected warrior, the author skillfully explores themes of acceptance, prejudice, and the power of inner strength. The complex dynamic between Kuni and the antagonist Ljimekko adds layers of tension to the plot, while Kuni’s unwavering determination to fulfill his warrior aspirations serves as a beacon of hope. Through moments of friendship, kindness, and betrayal, the novel paints a rich picture of personal growth and the challenges that come with it.

What truly sets The Boy With Strange Eyes apart is its unique approach to storytelling, particularly with the thought-provoking questions at the end of each chapter. These questions encourage me to engage deeply with the themes of the book and reflect on my own life, making it a perfect read for both young adults and those looking to foster meaningful discussions. While the novel’s structure may initially feel like a guided reading experience, it’s this very element that allows the book to transcend typical fantasy fare, offering both entertainment and valuable life lessons. Dr. Davison has crafted a story that is as intellectually stimulating as it is emotionally resonant, making it highly recommended for readers of all ages.

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Georgina
A valuable read you won't regret
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024
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The Boy With Strange Eyes by Dr. Thomas Davison holds promise to the future of young adult novels with its use of metaphors, captivating narratives, and likable characters you root for until the very end. With each chapter you learn more about the world surrounding our protagonist, Kuni, Kimyo or The Warrior for Justice. Whatever you’d like to call him, Kimyo’s world becomes ours through use of both scene and summary that helps solve the question of this novel: What manner of a man does Kimyo become?
This novel both mimicked and appreciated the way stories are sacred within the communities and how they are told in the Eastern part of the world. Davison often compares ways of the West and how different it is to the East that can help the reader understand why this way of story writing and storytelling was chosen for the novel. In other words, it is told to us as if we are the ones getting a lesson taught by our ancestors. It’s that intimate and important with each page that we read, the valuable pockets of knowledge in each of Kimyo’s phases of his journey.
The sense of Eastern roots can also be seen with the use of parables to introduce each chapter. Each one relates in a way to the chapter that is about to begin, is said in the chapter, or is brought up in later chapters in an excellent roundabout way to pull the story together. To choose a favorite or impactful one is too hard to do and I commend this part of Davison’s novel most of all.
Davison’s direct communication to the reader can be quite jarring at times. Especially in chapter 44 where you get a message titled “From the author…”. Additionally, the questions posed at the end of the chapter are not entirely common, but are used to really get the young reader thinking. Additionally, it can be used as a tool to hammer in the important lessons of love and loss and honor and justice that Davison so clearly wants to convey. Considering this novel was written for troubled youth, it makes sense. But even if you don’t relate to the primary audience, the lessons are universal and should be learned by all (which Davison also stresses in the novel).
The point-of-view is mentioned as 2nd person, with references to the “you”. Some parts are also told through the voice of our Spirits, like the Earth and Fire spirits. At times this can be a tad confusing as the flow doesn’t always translate well and at times you wonder “Wait, who is telling this story?” or even “Who is talking?” due to the obscure mention of who’s line of dialogue is who’s.
With everything said, this was a solid read in my opinion. It had everything a young adult should have: a hero whose path is ever changing (just like the primary audience of this novel), lessons that are taught in a captivating and non-cheesy way, and a fantastic story that will have you feeling hopeful and inspired.

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An amazing story that inspires deep reflection
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
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Dr. Thomas Davison’s The Boy With Strange Eyes is an incredible blend of storytelling and introspection that left a lasting impression on me. This book is designed for engaging with the story on a deeper level. The questions at the end of each chapter are what stood out to me the most. The author designed each chapter to encourage readers to reflect on their own lives, their choices, and their values. I loved how these prompts created a bridge between the narrative and real-life lessons, making the book feel like both a story and a guide for personal growth. The book explored important themes like resilience, discrimination, and self-discovery without ever feeling heavy-handed. It’s clear that Davison wrote this with a genuine intention to inspire and challenge readers, especially younger ones, to think about what kind of person they want to be. The writing style is simple and approachable, yet the ideas it tackles are deep and thought-provoking. I also appreciated the cultural layers within the story, giving a unique flavor and added depth without being overwhelming. The book’s pacing is perfect, with short chapters that keep you turning the pages while leaving room to process the lessons embedded in the story. This is the kind of book that stays with you long after you’ve finished reading it. It’s not just entertaining, it’s inspiring. Whether you’re a young reader or an adult, The Boy With Strange Eyes offers something meaningful for everyone, offering a truly special reading experience.

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Miriam
A book that makes you think
Reviewed in Italy on October 17, 2024
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Kuni is the son of a fisherman, and as such his destiny is to become one himself. However, after the death of his grandfather, his mother, and then his father, he finds himself an orphan with no real fishing skills. His only companion is Mizuko, a water spirit that only the boy can see, who encourages Kuni to leave his home to go looking for a mythical island his mother used to talk to him about.
Kuni will embark on his journey and will find the At-land-tis island, where people seem to live with more advanced technology. From then, he will have to build a life for himself with little to nothing except for his water spirit and his beliefs.

Kuni's journey is not meant to be just for pure entertaining. The author of this book works with at risk children or young adults, and his story is meant to stimulate the reader's mind. Each chapter ends with a list of questions regarding the story, but also the reader's life. I think this book could be read individually or could be used as a guideline for open discussion in a group. While the clear target are children with difficulties, I could see it used at public schools, or even at a reading club. Some of the questions written by the author are very deep and might be difficult to answer, but they are all meant to make you think.

Regarding the story itself, the Japanese influence was quite clear from the very beginning. Besides the names, there are also many references to Asian cultures and philosophies. I thought the plot was entertaining enough, and the easily understandable writing style makes it possible to read this book in a couple of days. Maybe even one.

It's difficult to say whether I would recommend this book. As I said, it's meant to make the reader think, and with the questions at the end of each chapter, it feels very much like a guided reading. I would definitely recommend this book to be used at home with homeschooled children, though in public schools would be great.

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Iron John
Great read!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 10, 2024
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This is a touching and easy-to-read book that really pulls you in. It's about a boy who is different from everyone else. As he tries to figure out why he feels out of place, the story takes us through his journey of self-acceptance, friendship, and learning to embrace what makes him unique.

What I really loved about this book is how relatable it is. We've all felt a little different or struggled to find our place at one point, and the way Dr. Davison captures those feelings is spot on. The characters, especially the boy, feel real, and you can’t help but root for him as he learns to see the world in a new way.

There’s a nice balance between moments that keep you on your toes and others that give you a breather. The mix of emotions, some sad, some hopeful, keeps it interesting without feeling heavy.

The Boy With Strange Eyes is a sweet, uplifting read about being true to yourself and finding your place in the world. It’s the kind of story that sticks with you long after you’ve finished it. Definitely worth the read if you're looking for something heartwarming and meaningful.

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Fantastic read
Reviewed in India on May 10, 2024
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The Boy With Strange Eyes captures the exciting journey and adventures of a young orphan named Kuni. Before delving into the book review, I must mention the detailing on the book cover, which is an immediate draw, hinting at the mysteries held within its pages. The illustration, featuring a teen holding a katana, entices readers with its enigmatic allure. What's striking is how the title ties seamlessly with the cover, as the boy's eyes remain hidden behind a slash, echoing the titular "strange eyes." This clever design invites readers to delve deeper into the narrative to uncover the secrets behind those eyes. From its mesmerizing cover art to its rich narrative tapestry, "The Boy With Strange Eyes" by Dr. Thomas Davison transports readers to a world where fantasy meets Eastern philosophy.

Through the protagonist, Kuni's journey, Davison deftly explores themes of belonging, identity, and the pursuit of one's destiny, inviting readers on an immersive odyssey that lingers long after the final page is turned. Davison's attention to detail is evident throughout, immersing readers in a vividly imagined realm where magic and mystery collide. From Kuni's journey to the Eastern Isle to encounters with mythical spirits like Mizuko and Missus Ryoshi, readers are immersed in a world brimming with authenticity and depth. Kuni's transformation from a lonely orphan to the courageous warrior Kimyo is a testament to Davison's skillful character development. Readers empathize with Kuni's struggles and triumphs as he navigates the challenges of his new environment, facing bullies like Ljimekko while forging meaningful bonds with fellow islanders and spiritual guides.

One aspect that truly sets this novel apart is Davison's ingenious use of questions at the end of each chapter, originally intended for youth discussions on bias, prejudice, and discrimination. Another element that makes the novel stand out is Davison's daring inclusion of alternative endings, offering readers the opportunity to choose their preferred conclusion to Kuni's saga. This innovative approach adds an extra layer of engagement, allowing readers to shape the narrative according to their own desires.

Overall, "The Boy With Strange Eyes" is a must-read for fans of YA fantasy and adventure. Davison's visionary storytelling, coupled with his innovative narrative choices, ensures that the book will leave a lasting impression on readers long after they've turned the final page.

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Dr Tracey Madeley-Jones
More workbook than traditional novella
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 29, 2024
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As the author suggests, this is not a straightforward novella but more of a workbook with questions at the end of each scene. This significantly inhibits the flow of the story and some readers may find this disjointing.

The story is designed to provoke questions about discrimination, bullying, friendship and the values which shape a person’s life. These values become the driving mantra, what kind of person does the protagonist want to be? This philosophical fantasy includes spirits of water, earth, fire and air who assist Kuni / Kimyo on his journey from orphan to a warrior of justice, together with a supporting cast of mentors. It is interesting that the author feels he needs to create two endings to the story, one credible and the other more romantic.

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Akanksha sharma
A Journey of Self-Discovery
Reviewed in India on August 31, 2024
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The novel begins with Kuni, a boy who has lost his family and lives alone because his village doesn’t want him. Kuni decides to go on a journey to a mysterious island in the east, where he hopes to figure out who he is and why he’s here. A water spirit called Mizuko, who sounds like his dead mom, goes with him and helps him through all the hard things he faces.

The main idea of the book is that personal growth and becoming an honorable person are ongoing processes that are shaped by the hardships we face. Kuni transforms from a lonely, misunderstood boy into a respected warrior named Kimyo, who learns the value of loyalty, honor, and integrity. The author, Thomas Davison, uses Kuni’s story to show how difficult it can be to stay true to yourself while dealing with society’s expectations and judgments.

The book also touches on topics like prejudice, identity, and honor. Kuni’s early experiences of being rejected by his village make him question his worth. As he grows older and becomes Kimyo, he realizes that doing the right thing and being loyal to those who matter is more important than trying to fit in or be accepted by everyone. This is clearly shown in parts of the story, like the Tournament, where Kimyo chooses to help a friend even if it might hurt his chances of success. At the end of each chapter, some questions encourage readers to think more deeply about the story and its themes. While some might find these questions distracting, they add to the book’s goal of making readers reflect on their lives and choices.

The story doesn’t end with a perfect solution, but it shows that the protagonist is strong and wise. He’s learned that being honorable and knowing who you are takes courage and kindness. Through his journey, the author teaches us that you have to work hard to be a good person and know your worth. If you're into fantasy, adventure, and coming-of-age stories, this book is definitely for you.

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