Mo is about to turn thirteen. His father is Somali, and his mother is English. The pandemic causes him to change his home, school, friends and the city he lives in. They move from Birmingham to London, and to the 18th-century house of his beloved and eccentric grandmother.Daniel is seventeen years old, has Down's Syndrome and the pandemic has intensified his loneliness.Mo discovers the strength of family, friendship, and community. He learns that setbacks are opportunities, compassion can change lives, and even the smallest acts; sewing a sock, adopting a puppy, or sharing a smile can spark hope.A huge opportunity comes their way, but they also face a significant challenge. Can broken hopes be revived? A heartfelt story of courage, creativity, and the joy found in everyday triumphs.
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