Children around the world and the places where they sleep. Each story tells a different life, a way of being a child today that changes from place to place, with all the problems, doubts and social contradictions of childhood in our time. Little Kaya in Tokyo has a wardrobe full of hundreds of colourful clothes her mother sews for her; Bilal, a Bedouin shepherd in the West Bank, sleeps outdoors with his father’s goats; Indira in Nepal has worked in a granite quarry since she was three; Ahkôhxet, a little Kraho Indian, sleeps on the floor of a hut in the heart of the Amazon forest.