It took me a little bit to get hooked but I’m so glad I stuck with it. The overall theme of the beauty in migration is so powerful. The main character and his family are at risk of being relocated to a foreign country as their home country of Mariposa begins removing the newer generation of immigrant families. Muki and his friends find themselves involved in a rebellion, started by their parents, and end up as crucial players. This book would be great for discussing immigration and the contributions of immigrants with students and children.