and what little food they can beg or buy. She tells of the sexual predators who see migrating girls as their natural prey (what else are they for?) and of kind-hearted local padres and residents who have little themselves, and yet give it to migrant strangers. Nazario offers no easy answers to the immigration challenge that the U.S. faces on its southern border, but her stellar journalism pretty much ensures that her readers will never again look at migrants in the same way. In recommending