CHILDREN WITHOUT BORDERS.

This article explores the experiences of immigrants and their children through the lens of children's literature. It features interviews with eight authors of forthcoming children's books, who draw on their personal experiences to depict the challenges and resilience of immigrant children. The books cover a range of topics, including the use of imagination to establish a sense of security, the complexities of dual-culture upbringing, and the intergenerational impact of immigration. The authors aim to foster empathy and understanding among readers of all ages, highlighting the importance of storytelling in bringing families together and addressing social issues. [Extracted from the article]