This novel adds a human face to the immigration debate here in the United States. Told through the eyes of ll-year olds Tyler and Mari, the story will cause readers to empathize with the plight of Mari's family while grappling with the difficult solutions needed to reform current immigration policie...
Clearly I wasn't in the right mood for this. I found myself annoyed by the grand farming tradition being solely masculine, and by the letters from the heroine to her mom. Perhaps another time.
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