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Emma! There was a back and forth with the art department and I PROMISED them that people would be mad about the mountains! That said, I got the final word and I opted to keep them in because they're pretty to look at. So let's pretend we've somehow diverted off the track and those are the Laurentians. I can promise that the inside of the book is an accurate recounting of that train ride, even if the picture on the cover isn't. Thanks for reading! - e
The cover is definitely pretty. Emma & Eva, you are right, this specific spot is a place called Morante's Curve in Alberta, Canada near Lake Louise. My hubby has taken me here many times. As a railrfan my hubby also noted that the train is a freight train, not a passenger train.
LOL as a NYer I've been to both Toronto and Montreal and I know it doesn't look like that and I STILL want to read this book just for that gorgeous cover!!
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Jan 14, 2025 06:41AM
Emma! There was a back and forth with the art department and I PROMISED them that people would be mad about the mountains! That said, I got the final word and I opted to keep them in because they're pretty to look at. So let's pretend we've somehow diverted off the track and those are the Laurentians. I can promise that the inside of the book is an accurate recounting of that train ride, even if the picture on the cover isn't. Thanks for reading! - e
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The cover is definitely pretty. Emma & Eva, you are right, this specific spot is a place called Morante's Curve in Alberta, Canada near Lake Louise. My hubby has taken me here many times. As a railrfan my hubby also noted that the train is a freight train, not a passenger train.
LOL as a NYer I've been to both Toronto and Montreal and I know it doesn't look like that and I STILL want to read this book just for that gorgeous cover!!
