Learn the significance of home and hospitality towards new people in communities through this wonderfully illustrated book. Flora slept and woke up. She felt the sun and the wind and every day searched the horizon for something small that would become home-like. One day, the world of a weaver ant family was overturned when their home was destroyed. With only a few items on their shoulders, they embarked on a search for a place to live, encountering many creations along the way. Some are friendly, some not. Some of the locations are warm, some cold. Sometimes the creatures they meet are welcoming, other times not. And some are on similar journeys, moving through the land. They stay here and there, below and above the ground, high and low. But none of the places truly feels right. Will the weavers manage to find a place to call home again? This warm description by the award-winning illustrator Victoria Turnbull teaches the values of inclusion and community, setting the concepts of eviction and asylum in terms that young children can easily understand. A book that encourages children to be hospitable and considerate, empowering them to be kind to everyone.