Author Description

It hurts to immigrate. It renews, but there is no one who does not take umbridge by being uprooted from their roots. Even if change is desired, in difficult moments one misses the land of yesteryear. Mara Salomão Bedner followed the path of many people from Minas Gerais, she left Brazil and ended up in the USA, where she made a soft landing. There were more good moments than bad in her homeland of Campestre. In these memoirs the basic role of her family is highlighted with affection. You can view her brothers crammed into a room with seven beds; witness the adoption of a macaw by her brother who died early; walk her through the door the moment she marks the beginning of her migration journey, accompanied by her youngest brother on a troubled flight. Board together!