About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking complex questions about the evening news, a new classmate's background, or why families choose to leave their homes for a different country. This DK guide provides a balanced, empathetic overview of the global immigration experience, focusing on both the historical context and the modern human journey. It avoids political jargon, opting instead for clear explanations of why people move, the challenges they face during transit, and the profound resilience required to build a new life. Designed for the 9 to 11 age range, the book masterfully balances the heavy realities of being a refugee or migrant with the hopeful contributions immigrants bring to their new communities. It serves as an essential tool for building global citizenship and fostering kindness toward those who might seem different. Parents will appreciate the way it frames immigration as a courageous act of hope, making it an ideal choice for families looking to cultivate empathy and social awareness in an increasingly interconnected world.
