Discover the heartwarming tale of Miles, a young boy navigating
the transition into a loving family with two dads. This beautifully
illustrated book by Sarah S. Brannen captures the myriad of
emotions that come with joining a new family. Miles wakes up at his
foster home, playing a final tune on the piano, and says farewell
to his foster mom before embarking on a new adventure. As
he drives to his new home, you're invited to explore his feelings
of excitement, fear, and sadness, which resonate...
Show more Discover the heartwarming tale of Miles, a young boy navigating the transition into a loving family with two dads. This beautifully illustrated book by Sarah S. Brannen captures the myriad of emotions that come with joining a new family. Miles wakes up at his foster home, playing a final tune on the piano, and says farewell to his foster mom before embarking on a new adventure. As he drives to his new home, you're invited to explore his feelings of excitement, fear, and sadness, which resonate deeply with both children and adults alike.
Miles' journey of self-discovery unfolds in a series of delightful experiences with his new family. From ice skating to painting family portraits, the interactions among family members are enriched with warmth and humor. The relationship between Miles and his sister, Michelle, exemplifies the beauty of sibling bonds as she helps him find his place within their family dynamic.
The story is not only about adventure but also about acceptance and self-expression. As Miles grapples with his profound love for music, readers witness how each family member supports him in honing his talents. Brannen's engaging dialogue and Forrest Burdett’s expressive illustrations breathe life into the characters, making this a must-read for families looking for books that celebrate diversity and love.
Packed with charming moments that reflect the joys and challenges of family life, 'Miles Comes Home' is perfect for every child's bookshelf. It is an inspiring story for children who are adopted or come from non-traditional family structures, helping them feel seen and understood.
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