In Rehana: Tale of a Rohingya Refugee, a happy family's life in Myanmar is suddenly turned upside down. Forced to flee their home in search of safety, young Rehana finds herself separated from her parents in the chaos of the journey. With only her baby brother in her arms, she must navigate a world of crowded camps, hunger, and parching thirst. Based on the true story of a young girl the author met while visiting a Rohingya refugee camp, this book brings a face and a name to a global crisis. Through Rehana's eyes, young readers will discover: • The strength of sisterly love as she sacrifices her own comfort to keep her brother safe. • The harsh realities of displacement, from sleeping on hard floors to searching for clean water, depicted with sensitivity. • The power of hope and education found even in the most difficult circumstances. This beautifully illustrated and poignant story is an essential tool for teaching children about empathy, global awareness, and the enduring human spirit.
