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Carson Ellis presents a vivid, pictorial journey through a wide variety of dwellings, inviting children to discover the unique qualities that make a home. From a cozy Russian kitchen to a nursery‑rhyme shoe, a city apartment, and other imaginative settings, the book examines diverse perspectives on what defines a place of belonging, encouraging young readers to contemplate and appreciate the many ways homes can be shaped by culture, family, and imagination.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Carson Ellis
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