A bright yellow train travels from the city to the country, from mother to grandmother 
and the child on it travels through black and white scenes of the world, real and imagined. She tells us how her mother and grandmother tell her what is impossible: seeing the whole world. She tells about traveling and being confused. And she tells us what all children know but sometimes forget. “It is possible.”
Wonderfully designed, Line 135 is a thoughtful book, with both words and illustrations to ponder. The train moves us ever forward, pushing us through the story, and it can be read fast. The leisurely return trips, though, are worth it.
Written by Germano Zullo and illustrated by Albertine.
This book has become a favorite at our house!!!
It really holds up for repeated readings, doesn’t it?
This sounds like a lovely book, we will have to check it out!