Train Home

<p><strong>When a young girl wishes for a quiet place to call her own her imagination takes her on a journey to discover the endless possibilities. Author-artist Dan-ah Kim's stunning picture book is an exploration of creativity family and the true meaning of home for fans of Carson Ellis's <em>Home</em> and Kobi Yamada's <em>What Do You Do with an Idea?</em></strong></p><p>Nari lives in a rowdy home in a crowded city. She sometimes wishes she lived somewhere else somewhere quiet that she has all to herself. So when a train rumbles by her window Nari goes on a journey to find her dream home.</p><p>Could it be in a vibrant garden? A colorful coral reef under the sea? Even up among the stars? Hmmm . . . what if those places are <em>too</em> quiet or so beautiful she wants to share them? Maybe the train can take her back home where she truly belongs.</p><p>Like Dan-ah Kim's debut <em>The Grandmaster's Daughter</em> <em>The Train Home</em> is an inventive picture book about creativity and imagination. The accessible text is a terrific read-aloud that perfectly complements the stunning and detailed artwork. <em>The Train Home</em> is an irresistible choice for story-time sharing and anyone who has ever let their train of thought wander. </p>