Passage to Zarahemla (2003 Edition) by Chris Heimerdinger

Passage to Zarahemla tells the story of two siblings, Ben and Angie, who are forced to leave their home after their parents pass away in a car accident. With nowhere else to go, the siblings decide to head to the small town of Zarahemla, where they hope to find refuge with their estranged aunt and uncle.

During their journey, Ben and Angie face numerous challenges, including meeting a group of thieves who steal their car. Despite these difficulties, the siblings press on, determined to reach Zarahemla and reunite with their relatives. Along the way, they encounter a kind train conductor who helps them and offers words of wisdom.

Upon arriving in Zarahemla, Ben and Angie are met with a mixed reaction from their aunt and uncle. While their aunt is warm and welcoming, their uncle is more reserved and skeptical of their intentions. Despite this, the siblings are grateful for the opportunity to stay with family and begin to adjust to their new surroundings.

As Ben and Angie settle into life in Zarahemla, they start to uncover family secrets and learn more about their parents' past. They also form friendships with the locals and become involved in the community, finding a sense of belonging that they had been missing since their parents' death.

Passage to Zarahemla is a heartwarming tale of resilience, family, and the power of community. Through their journey, Ben and Angie discover that home is not just a place, but a feeling of connection and belonging that can be found anywhere with the people we care about.

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