Maria Serpa

Nobody's Son Maria Serpa

Nobody's Son, "The son of herbs', was rejected by his birth parents on a gray afternoon. After this atrocious irresponsibility, he was found by an elderly couple who had the courage of acceptance, and who taught him to be a man in the true sense of the word. It tells us of their fight for survival in the field of an ardent battle, the migratory phenomenon that stands out in their origins. Many of the immigrants were like prototypes of sailors who made such an effort in dangers and wars, traveling seas never before navigated. The immigrants built a new kingdom that is more humanized and welcoming today to those who want to immigrate and those who do so out of necessity. The vibrant events in this novel show the feelings of immigrants are global. They valued family structure, love of their native land and the great contribution they gave to the socio-cultural development of the new world.