Lisa Aguirre draws upon her extensive international experiences in her writing. Her work is characterized by a deep insight into the human psyche, informed by her formal education in clinical psychology. Aguirre explores complex themes of human nature and relationships, utilizing her unique global perspective to craft engaging and thought-provoking narratives. Her style is both introspective and objective, resonating with readers seeking a deeper understanding of the world.
This is a sweet, feel-good story about a little girl named Chloe who travels with her father to visit her grandmother in Haiti. Before she leaves, Chloe wonders what the children in Haiti will be like and whether they do the same things she likes to do. Although it is a different country and she notices a few differences from her country, Chloe is excited to learn that she has a lot in common with the children in Haiti.
Exploring the diverse experiences of individuals connected to the foster care system, this collection features heartfelt mini memoirs that reveal both inspiring and heartbreaking narratives. These personal accounts provide unique insights into the complexities of foster care in the United States, highlighting the emotional journeys of those affected. Through their stories, readers gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by foster children, families, and caregivers.