In the town of Careville, Dr. Bee helps people feel better—but only if they have enough tickets. When Milo’s little sister, Lina, gets sick, he discovers how unfair the system is. They begin on a journey to find medical help another way... but will it work? Can Lina get the help she needs in a timely manner?

Determined to make a change, Milo sets out on a mission to ensure that every family in Careville can get the care they need. But will the town’s leader listen? And can the community work together to make a difference?

Author's Bio:

Kelly Prawira is a student at Claremont McKenna College, pursuing a major in Economics and a sequence in Data Science. Her academic interests lie at the intersection of economic policy, healthcare access, and data-driven decision-making. Through this children’s book, Kelly hopes to remind young readers and their families that health is a human right—and that ensuring access to healthcare for all is essential for a just and thriving society.