They are the hidden, secret immigrants: children who grow up between multiple cultures, none of which becomes their own. They are Third Culture Kids, the prototype of globalization, cultural nomads who have no answer to a simple question: Where are you from? Nina Richter describes how ordinary children develop into Third Culture Kids through multiple relocations and their parents' professional assignments abroad. She explains this social phenomenon and helps to recognize and understand typical experiences: What does it mean to be at home everywhere and nowhere? How does this dislocation affect them? What does it feel like to return to a homeland where one has never truly belonged? In their search for belonging, these children and adolescents are rootless. Due to their life stories, they fall into certain relationship patterns and develop their own unique identity.