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A Lyrical and Thoughtful Story About Finding Stability, Belonging, and Hope

This moving picture book follows Claire and Wes as their idea of home changes through a series of uncertain living situations. Told in simple, poetic language, the story traces their journey from a familiar house to temporary places, including a motel and a shelter, and eventually to a more lasting home. Along the way, young readers see how unfamiliar environments and questions from others can feel unsettling, while the bond between the children provides comfort and strength.

The lyrical text makes complex experiences accessible for children and supports meaningful conversation with adults. A Reader's Note offers additional context about how housing instability affects children and shares ways families and communities can help. The book was featured in the National Building Museum Exhibition Building Stories in Washington, DC.

Key Features

Poetic, Accessible Storytelling Uses simple, lyrical language to explore changing living situations in a child-centered way.
Themes of Connection and Resilience Highlights the importance of relationships and hope during times of transition.
Conversation Starter Encourages discussion about housing, belonging, and empathy.
Educational Context Includes a Reader's Note with information on how homelessness affects children and ways to offer support.
Trusted Publisher From Magination Press, the children's imprint of the American Psychological Association, experts in child development and emotional well-being.