A lyrical time travel short story about identity, consequence, and the fragile light of hope.He dreamed of leaving everything behind.Now, he's returning to where it all began.Alone, lost, and searching for meaning, a teenage boy steps back into the moments that shaped him-the choices, the arguments, the turning points that led to a future he doesn't understand. As he searches fragments of his past, each scene of joy, fear, wonder, and guilt radiates its own hue. Some colors are bright. Others are only shadows. But he'll face them all if he can simply touch the past he's set in stone.Told in a unique blend of tenses, points of view, and emotions, Colors of Yesterday is a poignant coming-of-age journey to discover the importance of home. Perfect for readers who are drawn to introspective science fiction and emotionally resonant stories that linger long after the final page

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