A wordless book--except the title--it's about immigration and the wonder and largely dark strangeness and anxiety.  The focus of the story is on a small family who are separated as father goes ahead to the new country ahead of his wife and daughter.

He is bombarded by new sights and sounds. Everywhere he looks, there is something he's never seen before. Even the food here is strange! He doesn't speak the language and must draw pictures of what he needs.  This book sets aside the politics, mostly, and focuses on the psycho-socio effects of immigrating, the strangeness, the anxiety and the fear.  Adults will appreciate the simple story of a stranger in a foreign land, while children will be enraptured by the amazing drawings of fantastical creatures that populate this magical world.  Every time you read it you see new things, new levels of metaphor.