This beautiful book is a fully integrated work of art: poetry, photography and design come together in this beautifully produced love song to the city that has been Noelia’s Ramon’s home for many years.  It looks like—and is—a book with which you will never want to part: start thinking now of excuses for not lending it to your friends! This is a truly unique production, that captures a city as if glimpsed through the windows of a train. What is glimpsed, for the most part, are the “ordinary things” (a yellow chair, a teal teacup, a gull, a woman with an ice-cream, shadows, a cat in a pram, a bamboo thicket, a jazz busker, a kookaburra by the Opera House, a man in a photograph) and the ordinary moments (skating the botanic gardens, taking a dance class, remembering a dream of one’s father, observing two lovers kiss, meeting passers-by camped by a beach, walking in the rain, drinking coffee at a café, visiting an art gallery, feeling useless and far from home) that Noelia Ramon attends to and seeks to care for in these poems.