Oto and the little yellow train
"A debut picture book from acclaimed illustrator Suharu Ogawa, that captures the unbreakable connection with a beloved grandparent, and how our most cherished memories stay with us no matter where we go. Oto is on her way home back to the city from the best summer in the Japanese countryside with he...
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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Toronto ; Berkeley :
Annick Press,
[2026]
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| Summary: | "A debut picture book from acclaimed illustrator Suharu Ogawa, that captures the unbreakable connection with a beloved grandparent, and how our most cherished memories stay with us no matter where we go. Oto is on her way home back to the city from the best summer in the Japanese countryside with her Obah-chan. She knows that summer has to come to an end, but maybe on this train ride, she can make her memories last a little longer. For fans of My Neighbor Totoro and Small in the City, this timeless story features hand-painted illustrations and offers a beautiful take on the perennial theme of endings and new beginnings and the complicated nature of living far away from those we love. Readers will be swept along by the lyrical cadence of the train's rhythm, and follow Oto as she and Obah-chan make their journey from the Japanese countryside into the city to say goodbye for another season. Acclaimed artist Suharu Ogawa's debut work as both author and illustrator is a highly personal story with universal appeal. The classic theme of endings and new beginnings is perfect for kids going back to school or moving to a new city"-- |
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| Physical Description: | 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 22 x 29 cm Issued also in electronic format. |
| ISBN: | 9781834021300 1834021308 |
| Author Notes: | SUHARU OGAWA is a Toronto-based illustrator originally from Japan. After working as an art librarian in California for several years, she moved to Canada in 2011 and is now an assistant professor at OCAD University and illustrates for NPR, Harvard Business School, CBC, and various magazines, children's books, and public art projects. |
