Holes in the Sky by Patricia Polacco is such a touching story that talks about feelings and love in a beautiful way. Trisha, the main character, was very close to her grandmother, who she lovingly called Babushka. Babushka had a special belief that the stars were "holes in the sky" leading to heaven. Before she left, she promised Trisha and Richie that she'd watch over them from those stars and send them a sign.

Trisha missed her grandmother a lot and kept looking for that special sign. But first, let me tell you about her new adventure. Trisha and her family moved to California, where there was a big drought. It was a tough time, but things changed when she met Stewart and his awesome grandmother, Miss Eula. They became great friends, and together, they helped their whole neighborhood during the drought, making it a better place.

The book's illustrations are a true highlight! They are absolutely breathtaking, and Patricia Polacco's artistic style and color palette enhance the book's beauty even further. Anyone reading it will feel warm inside.

This book teaches us about love, friendship, and the significance of lending a helping hand. It underscores the idea that, even during moments of sadness or difficulty, the love we share with our family and friends offers hope and solace.

So, if you want a book that fills your heart with warmth and teaches you about love, kindness, and friendship, Holes in the Sky is the one for you. Once you pick it up, you'll find it hard to put down!