About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when helping a child understand the experiences of refugees or preparing for a new foster sibling. This dual narrative story follows Noura, a Syrian refugee, and Jordyn, her American foster sister, who are both competitive swimmers. As they navigate cultural differences, school, and the looming threat of a travel ban, they discover a powerful sisterly bond. It gently explores themes of belonging, empathy, and what it means to be family. Perfect for middle grade readers, it offers a hopeful, character driven way to start conversations about current events and the importance of welcoming others.
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