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When Aftab's family leaves Iran during the revolution, her world is turned upside down. In a new country, everything feels unfamiliar; her name is hard to pronounce, her food is laughed at, and she struggles to fit in. Caught between two cultures, she hides parts of herself to belong. Years later, her grandfather reminds her of an important truth: roots matter. Like an oak tree, Aftab's identity is strong and beautiful, and she doesn't have to choose between being Persian or American; she can embrace both. Two Worlds, One Me is a heartfelt story about immigration, identity, and the courage to celebrate who you are. Inspired by actual experiences, it invites children to see the beauty in their differences and the strength in their roots.

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Pearl Mashour is a Master Women's Empowerment Coach, educator, mother of three, and host of the breakthrough podcast Female Fluence. She is passionate about helping women reclaim their confidence, rediscover their voice, and live unapologetically. Through her coaching, writing, and speaking, Pearl inspires children, young girls, and women of all ages to shed limiting narratives and embrace their authentic essence, proving that it's never too late, or too early, to rise. As a mother, Pearl has dedicated her life to empowering her own children to be proud of who they are and to stand firm in their unique identities. This commitment is woven into her storytelling, where she extends her message of courage and belonging to future generations. Her work encourages young readers to find their voice, embrace their roots, and celebrate the beauty of being different. Pearl has authored two published articles in Simply Woman Magazine and has been featured in Global Woman Magazine. Through her global work and this debut children's book, she continues to amplify a movement of empowerment for children, women, and future generations worldwide. Isabella Mashour is a high school senior who is already following in her mother's footsteps in empowerment and advocacy. With a passion for law and human rights, Isabella aspires to be a powerful advocate for those who cannot speak for themselves. She has been published in the Journal of Academic Inquiry and is dedicated to making a difference, whether through writing, volunteering in her community, or excelling academically. When she isn't working hard toward her goals, Isabella loves spending time with her family and playing with their cavapoo, Nala. Through her words and actions, she continues to stand up for what she believes in, hoping to inspire other young people to do the same. Lucia Benito is a passionate illustrator who possesses a deep love for transforming words into images. From a young age, she has been captivated by the world of drawing, and over the years, she has been fortunate enough to turn her lifelong passion into a fulfilling vocation.

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