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On the last page, Javier’s handwriting broke. The letters became shaky.

Javier never thought he would write a letter. He was a man of few words, a mechanic who spoke through the clench of a wrench, the nod of a chin. But when his son, Manny, turned thirteen—the same age Javier had been when he first learned to duck—he sat down in the blue glow of his computer screen and began. entre el mundo y yo libro

Walk tall, mijo. But walk with your eyes open. The world is not your home. But you can build a home inside yourself. And that home—nobody can take that from you.” On the last page, Javier’s handwriting broke

One night, when Manny was seven, they were flying a kite in the park. A woman grabbed her daughter’s hand and hurried away. Manny asked, “Papi, why did she leave?” Javier said, “The wind changed.” But the wind hadn’t changed. The world had. He was a man of few words, a