M. F. Renée

Mommy, What's a Safehouse? (eBook, ePUB)

A True Story For Children About Human Trafficking
Illustrator: Davey, Layken

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Are you concerned about how your children will be affected by the challenges and crises in this world? Are you hearing more and more about poverty, immigration, and human trafficking on the news? Do you sometimes wonder how you can talk with your kids about these difficult and, sometimes, scary topics? How can your kids make a difference in this world and bring positive change?
Join Pierre and his mother as they go on a journey of discovery together. Pierre learns that he can make a difference in this world!
Pierre's mother works at a safe house. "What's a safe house?" he wonders. In a real-life conversation with his mother, eight-year-old Pierre finds answers to his questions. Pierre experiences the joy of going to a safe house and realizes there's nothing to fear. He wants to go back to help others and make a difference in this world. This story brings a difficult, global topic to a child's level in a heartfelt conversation between a parent and a child.
Partial proceeds of the book will go to Habiba and the safe house work in Spain.
For more cultural stories, visit M.F. Renée at www.culturalstoryweaver.com

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: PublishDrive
• Seitenzahl: 35
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. November 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781956242003
• Artikelnr.: 63043844

Autorenporträt

M.F. Renée is a global nomad, who has traveled to more than 30 countries and has lived extensively in the United States, France, Morocco, and Spain. She loves to travel, speak foreign languages, experience different cultures, eat ethnic foods, meet people from faraway lands, and of course, write and tell stories. She currently lives in Spain and works in government-run safe houses with women and children who are rescued victims of human trafficking. You can find her on her website, "The Cultural Story-Weaver," at www.culturalstoryweaver.com.