April 26, 2010
NEW AUTHOR SELLS OUT ON AMAZON 2 DAYS AFTER RELEASE
A beloved boy. A vicious disease. A gripping new book.
Posted by Kimberly Porrazzo
April 26, 2010: (Costa Mesa, CA -- Wobwire.com)
Christina Levasheff, local resident, has a newly
published book, Eyes that See: Judson’s Story
of Hope in Suffering, chronicling the life and death
of her almost three-year-old son as his body
began to rapidly deteriorate in the spring of
2007. The book, distributed by Ingram, was
nationally released through online bookstores
on April 12, 2010 and sold out within two days.
Judson Levasheff was a bright, articulate and healthy boy who suddenly
began to go blind, paralyzed, and mute due to a very rare, genetic
leukodystrophy called Krabbe disease.
About the Book: Eyes that See (with a foreword by best-selling author Emilie
Barnes) uniquely allows the reader to enter Judson’s story as it actually
unfolded – through a collection of journal entries and letters to family and
friends. It is a heart-wrenching yet inspiring account of Christina’s journey as
she cries out to God in heartache; the book, filled with laughter, tears, and
hope, is powerful and compelling.
Eyes that See, published by Tate Publishing and Enterprises (Mustang,
Oklahoma), is now available nationally where books are sold.
About the Author:
Christina Levasheff has become known as a vulnerable and candid writer
and speaker who grapples with the challenges of living in a painful, broken
world. She courageously lays her heart bare for others to journey with her
through the heartache, questions, realizations, and hope of her life
experience. Christina and her husband, Drake, have been living in Orange
County since June 2001 and currently reside in Costa Mesa, CA with their
daughter, Jessie.
Please go to STORYofJUDSON.com for more info about Judson and the
Levasheff family or to view the book trailer (http://storyofjudson.
com/videosofjud/book-trailer).
Media Contact:
Judson’s Legacy
Cristina Robeck
(714) 914-4188
cmrobeck@robeckdesign.com
NEW AUTHOR SELLS OUT ON AMAZON 2 DAYS AFTER RELEASE
A beloved boy. A vicious disease. A gripping new book.
Posted by Kimberly Porrazzo
April 26, 2010: (Costa Mesa, CA -- Wobwire.com)
Christina Levasheff, local resident, has a newly
published book, Eyes that See: Judson’s Story
of Hope in Suffering, chronicling the life and death
of her almost three-year-old son as his body
began to rapidly deteriorate in the spring of
2007. The book, distributed by Ingram, was
nationally released through online bookstores
on April 12, 2010 and sold out within two days.
Judson Levasheff was a bright, articulate and healthy boy who suddenly
began to go blind, paralyzed, and mute due to a very rare, genetic
leukodystrophy called Krabbe disease.
About the Book: Eyes that See (with a foreword by best-selling author Emilie
Barnes) uniquely allows the reader to enter Judson’s story as it actually
unfolded – through a collection of journal entries and letters to family and
friends. It is a heart-wrenching yet inspiring account of Christina’s journey as
she cries out to God in heartache; the book, filled with laughter, tears, and
hope, is powerful and compelling.
Eyes that See, published by Tate Publishing and Enterprises (Mustang,
Oklahoma), is now available nationally where books are sold.
About the Author:
Christina Levasheff has become known as a vulnerable and candid writer
and speaker who grapples with the challenges of living in a painful, broken
world. She courageously lays her heart bare for others to journey with her
through the heartache, questions, realizations, and hope of her life
experience. Christina and her husband, Drake, have been living in Orange
County since June 2001 and currently reside in Costa Mesa, CA with their
daughter, Jessie.
Please go to STORYofJUDSON.com for more info about Judson and the
Levasheff family or to view the book trailer (http://storyofjudson.
com/videosofjud/book-trailer).
Media Contact:
Judson’s Legacy
Cristina Robeck
(714) 914-4188
cmrobeck@robeckdesign.com
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