Finding Home is a tender, unflinching memoir about what it means to cross borders on maps and within the heart. Through the eyes of Ann, Nancy Clarke tells a luminous story of migration, identity, and the search for belonging.
Carrying with her family stories, faith, and fragments of a language that never quite fit in her mouth, Ann learns to build a life between worlds. Through homes shared with strangers, first jobs, and last goodbyes, she navigates the quiet negotiations of belonging, the right bus stop, the right paperwork, and the right way to say her name.
Along the way, Ann encounters unexpected kindnesses, faces subtle prejudice, and discovers the courage to hold more than one truth at once: love for where she comes from and hope for where she's going. Poignant, wise, and deeply human, Finding Home invites readers to reflect on how memory, identity, and resilience shape who we become.
This is a story for anyone who has ever stood between worlds and wondered, "Where do I belong?" Nancy Clarke's answer is both simple and profound: we build home, one act of courage at a time.
