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«Little people with lion hearts» - this is how the British allies spoke of the Belgians during the First World War. They suffered greatly from the German occupation. Many of them were killed by the Germans, their children were left without parents. Old England sheltered those who were forced to leave their homeland, but did not lose their high moral values and innate courage. The book The Stranger tells the story of the fate of orphaned immigrant children who travelled from Wavre to the very "good old" England. They will face misunderstandings, insults and an incredible threat to their lives. So will they be able to overcome these hardships?