The story of "The Return of the Hoopoe" A tender and humane work that presents the story of Palestine to children in a beautiful and accessible artistic style. The story recounts the journey of a people who carried the memory of their homes, the scent of their land, and their dream of return from generation to generation, within a symbolic framework that gently guides the child towards understanding the meaning of homeland and belonging.
The hoopoe appears here as a symbol of hope and perseverance, preserving life in the orange groves and scattering their seeds everywhere, to embody the idea of holding on to the land and identity.
Between the pages, children learn about the beauty of Palestinian villages and homes, and about the stories of grandparents that are passed down to grandchildren, keeping Palestine strongly present in their hearts.
“The Return of the Hoopoe” is a story that helps mothers and teachers to open a positive dialogue about the homeland, roots, and Palestinian memory in a simplified way that respects the child’s awareness and celebrates the value of resilience and love.
Written by: Alessandra Amorello
production: Dar Al Yasmin Publishing and Distribution
Number of pages: 28
Book size: 28×24