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Simpler Version:

On page 187, what does Josef find in his father’s coat pocket?
On page 191, why does Isabel feel bad about leaving her grandmother?
On page 195, why does Mahmoud’s father decide to leave Aleppo?
On page 199, how does Josef’s father react when he finds out his wife and daughter didn’t make it?
On page 203, why does Isabel’s mother decide to leave Cuba?
On page 207, why does Mahmoud’s family take a dangerous boat journey?
On page 211, how does Josef’s father protect him?
On page 215, why does Isabel’s family get detained by immigration officers?
On page 219, how does Mahmoud feel when he sees the overcrowded boat?
On page 223, why does Josef’s father sacrifice himself?

Same Version:

On page 187, what does Josef find in the pocket of his father’s coat that brings back memories?
On page 191, why does Isabel feel guilty about leaving her grandmother behind in Cuba?
On page 195, why does Mahmoud’s father decide to leave Aleppo and flee to Europe?
On page 199, how does Josef’s father react when he finds out that his wife and daughter did not make it onto the ship?
On page 203, why does Isabel’s mother decide to leave Cuba and join her husband in Miami?
On page 207, why does Mahmoud’s family decide to take a dangerous boat journey across the Mediterranean Sea?
On page 211, how does Josef’s father try to protect him from the harsh reality of their situation?
On page 215, why does Isabel’s family get detained by immigration officers when they arrive in Miami?
On page 219, how does Mahmoud feel when he sees the overcrowded boat that they are supposed to board?
On page 223, why does Josef’s father decide to sacrifice himself for his son’s safety?

Complex Version:

On page 187, what sentimental item does Josef discover in the pocket of his father’s coat, evoking memories of their past?
On page 191, what conflicting emotion does Isabel experience as she reflects on leaving her grandmother behind in Cuba?
On page 195, what pivotal event prompts Mahmoud’s father to make the life-altering decision of leaving Aleppo and seeking refuge in Europe?
On page 199, how does Josef’s father respond upon learning that his wife and daughter were unable to board the ship with them?
On page 203, what factors contribute to Isabel’s mother’s decision to abandon Cuba and reunite with her husband in Miami?
On page 207, what motivates Mahmoud’s family to embark on a perilous boat journey across the treacherous Mediterranean Sea?
On page 211, in what ways does Josef’s father shield him from the harsh realities of their circumstances?
On page 215, what leads to the detention of Isabel’s family by immigration officers upon their arrival in Miami?
On page 219, what emotions surge through Mahmoud as he lays eyes on the overcrowded boat that is meant to transport them to safety?
On page 223, what drives Josef’s father to make the ultimate sacrifice for the sake of his son’s well-being?

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