Terry McMen

Thirteen-year-old Terry McMen is an American citizen living in New Orleans. By day he attends school; by evening he sells ice cream to help support his family. His parents have spent nearly two decades building a quiet life in America, raising their children and contributing to their community.

Everything changes when immigration officers arrest Terry's parents and place them in detention. Suddenly facing separation from the people he loves most, Terry does the only thing he can think of-he writes a heartfelt letter to the President of the United States.

Terry McMen, the Migrant Citizen is a moving story of family, identity, justice, and hope. Through the eyes of a courageous young boy, this powerful novel explores what it means to belong, the value of compassion, and the enduring strength of family bonds.

WILL ONE LETTER BE ENOUGH TO BRING HIS FAMILY BACK TOGETHER?