Occhiolism

OcchiolismTo the ones who have words but cannot speak, stories but cannot tell, and feelings that cannot be shown. The ones who sparked our creativity, and helped lead us to our final result. We dedicate this book to you. Living with purpose. We all strive to do it, but what does it mean? When Mrs. Campbells 4B class was asked this question in November, we quickly discovered that there is not one true meaning. Over the course of three months, we worked together

To the ones who have words but cannot speak, stories but cannot tell, and feelings that cannot be shown. The ones who sparked our creativity, and helped lead us to our final result.
We dedicate this book to you.

Living with purpose.

We all strive to do it, but what does it mean? When Mrs. CampbellÕs 4B class was asked this question in November, we quickly discovered that there is not one true meaning.

Over the course of three months, we worked together to share the story of our loved ones and how they embodied our definitions. From stories with a wide range of overcoming loss to learning how to bake, each student interviewed and wrote about someone they admire with grace, dexterity, and care.

With each new story, we hope you take with you the differences that unified our class as we brought our stories together to give you Occhiolism, or the smallness of perspective. Learn not just about the writer's definition, but your own as well.

Live with purpose.