My parents said, "We are going to Germany in two weeks. We are selling all our things." We asked how they came up with this idea. My father replied, "I've had this idea in my head for about eight years. I want my children to learn something. And in Iran, we have no hope anymore." In February 2000, Rostam Nazari was born in Sorabi, a place in Afghanistan, and lived there until he was seven years old. Life in Afghanistan was not easy. The family fled together to Iran. When he was 15 years old, his family, consisting of 13 people, set out for Europe, but they would not make it together. The young author reports in his debut work about his birthplace Afghanistan, the flight to Iran, and his long, perilous journey to Germany, as well as his life here, always in search.