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Reports on a paper about an immigrant experience in Caribbean youth literature, presented at the 2004 International Book for Young People Congress in Cape Town, South Africa. Presence of a reverse trend of migration to other countries since the late nineteenth century; Change of the pattern changed after World War II in the wake of the liberalization of the immigration laws in Great Britain; Economic gains and social advancement as reasons for the continued migration of Caribbean people.

Comments on participation in the 2004 International Board on Books for Young People World Congress in Cape Town, South Africa. Presentation of dissertation at the convention; Absorption of the knowledge of other scholars and aficionados of international children’s literature; Invitation for contribution to Children and Libraries.