About This Book
Reach for this book when you want to show your child that family is defined by the heart rather than just biology, or when you need to navigate the sting of being falsely accused. It is a beautiful resource for discussing how to make amends with integrity and how to bridge cultural or religious divides through shared humanity. The story follows a young girl and her two best friends, whom she considers brothers, as they attempt to buy a special Easter hat for their beloved grandmother figure, Miss Eula. While the plot involves a painful misunderstanding with a local shopkeeper, the heart of the book is about the power of creativity and kindness to heal wounds. It introduces children to the beauty of Russian Pysanky eggs and African American church traditions, blending these heritages into a seamless tapestry of community. It is a soulful, visually rich choice for children aged 5 to 9, offering a masterclass in empathy, restorative justice, and the quiet dignity of hard work.
