Home Is a Window
Stephanie Parsley Ledyard
A family leaves a beloved residence for another house and considers what home means during the move. Home is described through familiar things—a window, doorway, rug, and hug—rather than as a single place. As the family makes a home somewhere new, the story holds both the departure from the old house and the feelings attached to creating a new one. The family’s experience connects domestic objects and affection with the idea of home for them.
This book appears on 2 reading lists across 1 edition from 2 organizations.
