The Beharistan, Abode of Spring (1887)

Blue, Gold, and Ivory: The Colors of My Life is not your typical high school-hero-style book. In fact, Jason is very self-conscious about himself and the way others at school perceive him. He is not a star athlete or an amazingly popular kid; he just strives to be a good person and hopes the rest will fall into place. Jason suffers from a lack of confidence and resents the fact that he is not aone of the guysa; heas different. This leads to a feeling of separation from his friends. This story is about Jason finding self-confidence and strength in who he is. Jason, well aware of his shortcomings, becomes aware of his strengths and uses them to achieve his dreams. Follow Jasonas journey on the road to area FFA office and to discovering that true love is closer than he thinks. Along this road, Jason comes to terms with the fact that you are who you make yourself, regardless of how others perceive you. Blue, Gold, and Ivory is a positive, uplifting book inspired by and dedicated to the real FFA (Future Farmers of America).* *This novel is in no way endorsed by or connected with the Future Farmers of America.