About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking complex questions about the news or when you want to foster deep empathy for children living very different lives. It is an essential choice for families processing their own history of migration or for those looking to understand the human stories behind the headlines. Through a series of bilingual poems, the book explores the physical and emotional journey of Central American children traveling north toward the United States. While the subject matter is serious, the tone remains tender and focused on the interior world of the child: their dreams, the things they miss from home, and the bravery it takes to face the unknown. The evocative acrylic illustrations soften the weight of the journey, making it accessible for children aged 8 to 12. It is a beautiful tool for normalizing big feelings like loneliness and hope, providing a bridge for honest conversations about global neighbors and the meaning of home.
