The Suitcase: Rural America Girl

"To most people, it's just a piece of luggage. To me, it's a piece of home." In The Suitcase, a young girl navigates the many miles between two different lives. Every other weekend, she clicks her sturdy handle into place and zips up her favorite treasures-books, baby dolls, and a stuffed pony with a mane tangled from all their adventures. With wheels that hum against the pavement and scuffs that show the wear and tear of a life in motion, her pink suitcase is her only constant. It is a "room on wheels" that travels back and forth between Momma and Daddy, serving as a quiet reminder of a family that no longer lives under one roof. Through her journey, she discovers a powerful truth: home isn't always a place with a zip code or a mailbox. Sometimes, home is where you find peace and feel loved. A moving tribute to every child navigating the road between two homes, this story proves that the most important thing you can pack isn't a doll or a book-it's the courage to keep going.

Pagina's: 24, Paperback, Independently published