About This Book
Reach for this book when your child expresses feelings of displacement, or when they struggle to trust that they truly belong in their family or peer group. It is an ideal choice for navigating the complex emotions of foster care, adoption, or any situation where a child feels like an unwanted guest rather than a permanent member of a household. Eleven-year-old Cory, convinced his new foster parents are just being polite, forms an unlikely bond with Mrs. Miller, a lonely resident of a local nursing home. Together, they embark on a runaway journey that explores the universal need for a place to call home. This gentle chapter book is appropriate for ages 8 to 12 and offers a safe space to discuss trust, the definition of family, and the beauty of intergenerational friendship. It is a quiet, moving choice for helping children see that their worth is not defined by their past or their fears.
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