A universal story about displacement, migration, and the many ways we find home, from the talented author-illustrator team of Diana Farid and Hoda Hadadi. Nur has always loved her home by the sea, where water glimmers along a straight horizon. But when Nur and her family are forced to leave, they begin a long journey to an unfamiliar place. Here the horizon curves and twists, and the moonlight no longer glitters across the water. For Nur, nothing in this new place feels like home. Then one day, Nur’s mother brings her a new set of paintbrushes. Nur’s brushstrokes help her connect the place she’s lost to this new horizon, and she finds home again through her own creativity and heart. The Light of Home will resonate with anyone who has ever had to leave a place they’ve loved. From author, poet, and physician Diana Farid and artist Hoda Hadadi comes this introspective story about belonging and the power of creativity. For readers of Yuyi Morales’ Dreamers and Yamile Saied Mendez and Jaime Kim’s Where Are You From?
The Light of Home: A story of family, creativity, and belonging
$12.60
This book supports social-emotional learning by exploring themes of displacement, creativity, and finding a sense of belonging.
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| Weight | 0.535 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 28.6 × 0.6 × 23.5 in |
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