Brief introduction to the story of searching for mother in three thousand miles

In the beautiful Italian coastal city of Generas, thirteen-year-old Kyle grew up in a poor ordinary family. In order to maintain the family's livelihood, Mark's mother left her hometown alone and went to work in South America, leaving young Mark and her father alone. Mark has been missing his mother since she left. The sensible Mark not only speaks his mind to Medio, the little monkey who is his companion every day, but also tries his best to help his father earn money to support his family.

A year has passed in an instant. In the past year, Mark's happiest day was to receive letters from his mother from afar every month. But now two months have passed, and my mother hasn't answered any letters. During this period, Mark got to know Felina's sister and her family, and they formed a deep friendship. Later, Felina emigrated with her father. When Mark arrived at the port, he never heard from his mother again. He thought something must have happened to his mother and decided to look for her. Despite his father's strong opposition, Mark secretly boarded a ship bound for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

On the boat, Mark met the kind grandpa Bekri. After arriving at his destination, Mark changed to a ship bound for Buenos Aires. I thought everything would go well, but after arriving in Buenos Aires, Mark learned that his mother had moved to Moldova several months ago. Just as Mark was walking down the street in frustration, what little money he had was robbed by thieves. Looking at the train to Moldova, Mark can only find another way. At this time, the unexpected reunion with the Felina family brought Mark a turn for the better.

With the help of Filina's father, Mark had a letter of introduction from General Entas and had to go to Moldova. But when Mark knocked on the door of Entas' house, the housekeeper mistakenly thought that Mark was a beggar and turned him away. In a foreign land, Mark met Grandpa Bekri by chance. When Mark told his story, Bekri mobilized the local "Italian Star" organization to raise air tickets for Mark to Moldova. After arriving in Moldova, Mark learned that his mother had moved to Tackman a month ago.

After many twists and turns, I can't find my mother. When sad Mark began to doubt whether he would ever see his mother again, he gave what little money he had to those homeless children who were seriously ill. "As long as the heart is full of hope, the dream will come true," Mark encouraged himself. After a long journey of nearly two years, Mark finally came to Tackman after wandering from Italy to Argentina for 3,000 miles, and found and rescued his mother, who was poor and ill because she missed herself.