The Poplars

The most precious thing in the life of a small person is their mother, family, and the love of relatives and close ones. But in these times, it sometimes happens that a stranger can take all this away from them, hypocritically hiding behind the protection of children's rights. This book is about the troubles and misfortunes that occur in the lives of modern children because of such "protectors," and about the indifference and irresponsibility of adults who allow this. But it is also about kindness, warmth, and true friendship, which help the little heroes escape from despair and loneliness, feelings of their own uselessness and abandonment, and find their loved ones and understanding of what homeland means to a person. For middle and high school age.