HOME
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AuthorLin Lian-En
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IllustratorLin Lian-En
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SeriesDreamer's Worlds Picturebook Series
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ISBN9789869743709
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Format48 pages Hardcover 23 x 26 cm
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Date2020-02-12
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Reading age4 years+
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PriceNT$ 350
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Rights SoldEnglish、Portuguese、Japanese、Korean、Simplified Chinese
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About the Book
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★Awarded the 2021 Bologna Ragazzi Award First Prize in the Fiction Category★Awarded the 45th Golden Tripod Award for Children's and Young Adult Books
★Awarded the First Prize of the Children's and Young Adult Category at the 2021 Taipei International Book Exhibition Awards
The road back home holds the sweetest moments of life.
A bird that goes with the flow,
Every day it follows the blue truck driven by Dad.
After parting from Mom and little sister,
It rides along the clinking truck, crossing highways and bridges to the countryside worksite.
Together they pass dense forests,
The rolling waves by the seaside,
And fields of rice paddies,
Stopping along the way to work.
Why does the bird always follow the blue truck?
Lian-En uses everyday materials like flyers, newspapers, and cardboard.
Through careful arrangement of these humble items,
she beautifully captures the shared landscapes and warmth of Taiwanese life.
Amidst this rich visual feast, a deep feeling of homesickness quietly arises within us
About the Author
Lin Lian-En
Lin Lian-En was born and grew up in Taiwan. After leaving her first job in an animation company, she started making her own paintings. Her expertise is in using crayons and acrylic paint and combining paper mosaics. All of her creations are based on her feelings at a certain time or her life experiences. She enjoys dogs and cars, thundershowers in the afternoon, illustrating for children, and watching soap operas. She won the Bologna Ragazzi award in 2021 for Home.
Lin Lian-En was born and grew up in Taiwan. After leaving her first job in an animation company, she started making her own paintings. Her expertise is in using crayons and acrylic paint and combining paper mosaics. All of her creations are based on her feelings at a certain time or her life experiences. She enjoys dogs and cars, thundershowers in the afternoon, illustrating for children, and watching soap operas. She won the Bologna Ragazzi award in 2021 for Home.
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