A story inspired by a letter from a father to a daughter about wildfire, loss, and learning that we carry our homes inside us wherever we go
Wallace Grayce Nichols is a student of sustainable design, problem solver, and water lover. Dr. Wallace J. Nichols is a marine biologist and loves his daughters very much. Home is the slow coast of central California. Drew Beckmeyer is a fine artist, illustrator, and elementary school teacher. His books include I Am a Tornado and The Long Island. His home is in California.
The art echoes the text’s emphasis on beauty rather than loss. .
.In the event’s aftermath, the affecting story’s tone remains
openhearted, concluding with sentiments that encourage resilience
and reflect on the nature of home.
*Publishers Weekly*
It’s a touching sentiment that reminds readers of all ages that our
lives are defined not by our material possessions but by the
memories we make. . .Intricate and emotional.
*Kirkus Reviews*
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