When something scary happens in your neighborhood, it can be hard to know how to feel. After Miles's cousin Keisha gets hurt in a shooting at the local park, Miles feels worried and afraid. The park used to be his favorite place to play, but now everything feels different and unsafe. But Miles soon discovers that he does not have to face his fears alone. With the help of his family and friends, he learns how to use his imagination to feel brave again. Even better, he sees his whole neighborhood coming together to make their park a peaceful and welcoming place once more. This thoughtful and reassuring story helps you understand big events in your community. It shows that while scary things do happen, there are always caring adults working hard to keep you safe. By standing together and sharing your feelings, you can help bring hope and healing to the places you love.