Immigration

Discover the compelling world of immigration with "Immigration" by Harriet Brundle, published in 2016. This informative book, spanning 32 pages, delves into the essential questions surrounding what it means to be an immigrant. Explore the motivations behind why and how individuals relocate to new homes, and gain insights into the emotional journey of living in a foreign country.

Featuring a detailed timeline of significant events that have prompted mass migrations, from the Irish Potato Famine to the ongoing conflict in Syria, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of immigration. Additionally, it includes a focused case study on Iraq, enriching the reader's perspective on global movements. Perfect for young readers interested in juvenile literature, "Immigration" invites you to engage with the stories of those who have ventured into new lands in search of a better life.