For Hayle, a few swipes helped her find a home that can be carried around like a favourite cuddly blanket of comfort around the world.
Hopping from country to country comes with worry, doubt and a fleeting sense of home. Finding people who make you feel like home is no easy task.
Except for Hayle, who a few Swipes later found home!
Story By: Hayle Davis
Illustrations By: Priyankar Gupta
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