This is an engaging and thought-provoking "feel-good" story about resistance, and the human spirit that can inspire young readers. The plot revolves around a big wall that divides a city into two, separating the East and West sides. While people in the East enjoy freedom and well-being, those in the West are trapped, unable to leave or explore beyond the barrier.

The story follows the journey of Anna, a young woman from the West who falls in love with Klaus, a man from the East, and their struggle to be together despite the wall separating them. Klaus paints a hole on the wall as a symbol of resistance, and people from both sides contribute to the painting as a way to express their hopes and dreams for a united city.

The story is inspiring and uplifting, as Anna risks everything to escape to the East, and the wall is brought down by the power of the people. It highlights the themes of togetherness, resistance, and the human spirit, and is an excellent source of inspiration for young readers to never give up hope.

Parents looking for books that teach their children about overcoming obstacles, breaking down barriers, and embracing freedom would find this story particularly relevant.