High in the hills above Port-au-Prince, a young girl named Fallon has one big wish. She wants nothing more than to carry a large, woven basket to the bustling market, just like her Manman. She watches her mother balance the heavy load with perfect grace. Eager to prove she is ready, Fallon twists her own braids and places the empty basket on her head. But she quickly realizes that balancing the panye is much harder than it looks. When the basket tumbles to the ground, Fallon must learn that mastering this ancient tradition takes patience, strength, and time. This exuberant and lyrical story celebrates the beauty of Haiti and the deep bonds of family legacy. Readers will love exploring the vibrant market streets alongside Fallon as she discovers the pride of carrying on a beloved cultural tradition.