A short journey, from his own street to his grandmother's house: yet, looking out the window, Arvo discovers that every small movement is part of a much larger system, made up of migratory routes, currents, stories of food and letters that travel the world. Neil Packer (Everywhere, Everywhere, Camelozampa) intertwines narration and popularization, with illustrations rich in detail, to show how even the simplest journey conceals infinite other journeys, both visible and invisible. An invitation to readers to observe with curiosity what moves around them.
A short journey, from his own street to his grandmother's house: yet, looking out the window, Arvo discovers that every small movement is part of a much larger system, made up of migratory routes, currents, stories of food and letters that travel the world. Neil Packer (Everywhere, Everywhere, Camelozampa) intertwines narration and popularization, with illustrations rich in detail, to show how even the simplest journey conceals infinite other journeys, both visible and invisible. An invitation to readers to observe with curiosity what moves around them.