Sanna celebrates her 14th birthday in an orphanage. She later manages to leave that harsh world, but the imprint of the orphanage continues to accompany her, preventing her from believing that she too deserves love, happiness, and a home of her own.

Years later, Sanna’s daughter, Lia, grows up in a loving family, but she also has to defend herself in a world where being “different” is often met with prejudice and even hatred. How can you accept your own identity if those around you refuse to accept you?

Is it possible to overcome the pain of the past and find the place that a person considers home? The novel “The Crows” is a touching story about childhood wounds, the search for identity, the bond between a mother and daughter, family memories, and the desire to be accepted.