Gliff

Bri and her sister Rose are temporarily living alone because a family emergency has taken their mother away from home. And these are not easy times. The hostility of the authorities destroys homes marked with a red line, like theirs, turning their inhabitants into "unverifiable" people—outsiders who refuse to submit to the dominant authoritarian model. Gliff is a horse they find in a field. Rose, who loves words, gives him this name, which has many meanings. A nod to the possibility of change.