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Amir misses his grandpa and wearing Grandpa’s blue jacket makes him feel close to him again. But after an accidental hot wash shrinks the jacket, Amir is faced with a tough choice: keep it for himself even though it barely fits anymore, or give it away to someone who truly needs it.
Guided by his grandpa’s memory, Amir learns that real love sometimes means letting go.
Sometimes love makes us hold on tightly, even to things we’ve outgrown. This story follows a boy who clings to his grandfather’s jacket, learning that letting go doesn’t mean losing love; it can mean carrying it forward in a new way.
Sarah Musa grew up in rural New Mexico among the rivers, desert sage, cats, and usually several library books. She is the second of ten children, home-schooled, and a bit of a rebel. Sarah is the daughter of a Palestinian father and a Hispanic-American mother. Her books are inspired by her adventures, pain, and passions. Sarah hopes the children of our Ummah always feel that they are part of a bigger whole. Growing up in the United States she often was made to feel that she didn’t belong. She writes to give Muslim children stories where they feel represented so that their feeling of belonging can boldly blossom.
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