About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the ache of physical separation or navigating the complex emotions of a family member being away for reasons that feel unfair. While it specifically addresses immigration detention, it is a universal balm for any child feeling the void of a missing parent. The story follows young Saya, who stays connected to her mother through cassette tapes of bedtime stories inspired by Haitian folklore. This beautifully illustrated tale bridges the gap between realistic hardship and the power of creative expression. It treats sensitive themes like incarceration and legal systems with a gentle, age-appropriate touch for children ages 5 to 9. Parents will appreciate how it empowers children to find their own voice and use storytelling as a tool for hope and change during times of powerlessness.
