"Days of Sunshine" is an embodiment of modern man's question about personal identity, and an ideal model of the wanderings of migration, but it is, above all, the vision of the stranger who enjoys rebellion against the new reality, yet creates a way to adapt to its harshness. The novel talks about the difficulties of the lives of immigrants and refugees in the new countries they went to, which they thought were a space to realize their dreams, only to be surprised that it is a graveyard for these dreams, as they are exploited in hard labor due to their illegal status, as happens to a number of women in a mountain town located on the western coast. Of the United States, it is an almost deserted town, which was formerly a town of miners.