Adam and Ava … and Isabelita

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This third book in the award-winning Book Excellence and BookFest children's book series comes at a pivotal time in America.

When six-year-old Ava asks her twin brother, Adam, what an immigrant is, the only answer they come up with is that everyone is important. In this installment of Adam and Ava books, visionary author Betty Collier delves into this polarizing topic in a fun and enlightening adventure.

How do we explain to children the difficult decisions adults make when they choose to leave their home country behind to start a new life somewhere new?

Ava befriends the new girl at school, Isabelita Lopez. Meanwhile, their parents have a frank discussion about immigration. It is Isabelita who sums it up with profound words of wisdom that she learned from her grandpapa.