About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their children are trapped in a cycle of constant bickering and seem unable to find common ground. It is an essential resource for families navigating sibling rivalry or for children who feel isolated due to their cultural or religious identity. The story follows twins Zara and Zeeshan during a forced tech-free family vacation where their parents, tired of the fighting, demand they spend time together. As the siblings encounter a sick sea turtle, they are forced to combine Zara's passion for animal activism with Zeeshan's love of space and science. While the primary focus is on rebuilding the sibling bond, the book also thoughtfully addresses the microaggressions and Islamophobia the children face in public spaces. It is perfectly suited for ages 8 to 12, offering a realistic but hopeful model for how siblings can become each other's strongest allies in a world that can sometimes be unkind.
