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"When Tania was six years old, she and her parents fled Ukraine during World War II. For years they were refugees in Europe, displaced and without permanent residence. Finally, they found safe housing in a refugee camp, but what about home? Day by day, they stitched together new lives, but it wasn't until a memory of Tania's babushka and her beloved sunflowers that the family at last began to rebuild a sense of home. This true account about debut author Beatrice Rendâon's grandmother offers a universal story of hope for refugees around the world"--

Produktbeschreibung
"When Tania was six years old, she and her parents fled Ukraine during World War II. For years they were refugees in Europe, displaced and without permanent residence. Finally, they found safe housing in a refugee camp, but what about home? Day by day, they stitched together new lives, but it wasn't until a memory of Tania's babushka and her beloved sunflowers that the family at last began to rebuild a sense of home. This true account about debut author Beatrice Rendâon's grandmother offers a universal story of hope for refugees around the world"--
Autorenporträt
Beatrice Rendón was born and raised in the Midwest. She grew up hearing her family's stories and how their resourcefulness and resilience helped them survive. She is a former classroom teacher and a lifelong lover of children's literature. She lives in Minneapolis with her husband and their cat. This is her first book.