"When Noura's family is granted asylum in Jordyn's hometown of Tampa, it's an adjustment for everyone. But despite their differences, the two girls quickly form an unshakeable bond. Neither is prepared, through, for the prejudice and adversity Noura and other Syrian refugees face. As bigotry begins to take hold, unrest spreads through their community. But it is friendship and compassion that will stand tall against fear and hatred in this gripping story told through the eyes of two friends in the wake of the president's 2017 Musilim band"-- Page 4 of cover.