Tidepools
Uprooted by war, a boy finds refuge in a coastal town, meeting another boy. Their deep friendship faces political divides and family pressure threatening to tear them apart.
"Harrowing, beautiful, and unforgettable. TIDEPOOLS is this generation's THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PYJAMAS, capturing the brutal cost of innocence lost by war."
Uprooted by war a young boy finds sanctuary with his aunt in a new coastal town. He soon forms an innocent, immediate friendship with Misha, unaware that Misha's father is a high-ranking officer from the enemy nation. Their bond is pure and free from the conflict raging outside. However, their uncomplicated friendship is soon threatened. Misha's father demands allegiance, forcing the boys to navigate a tumultuous journey of conflict and betrayal. The reality of war and family loyalties strain their relationship, pulling them away from the peace they found. The escalating conflict threatens to bring tragedy and shatter their innocent bond forever.
