Wings of Refuge

Reach for this book when your child is grappling with feelings of isolation or is struggling to find where they fit into a new or challenging community. It is a poignant choice for children experiencing significant life transitions, such as moving or navigating a new cultural environment, as it centers on the universal need for safety and belonging. The story follows young protagonists facing the harsh realities of the American frontier, emphasizing that 'home' is often built through shared resilience and faith. While rooted in a specific historical and religious context, the emotional core focuses on the power of family and the courage required to trust others after a period of loss. It is appropriate for readers aged 9 to 13 who are ready for a serious but hopeful exploration of survival and grit. Parents will appreciate how it models character strength and provides a mirror for children who feel 'different' from their peers, ultimately offering a comforting message that sanctuary can be found even in the wilderness.