At Home in the World

At Home in the World follows Tsh Oxenreider and her family as they embark on a nine-month journey around the globe, visiting countries like China, New Zealand, Ethiopia, and England. Through their travels, they experience diverse cultures, landscapes, and adventures, from traversing bumpy roads to standing in awe before breathtaking waterfalls. Tsh grapples with the concept of home, learning what it means to be lost yet at home in the world. The book is a candid and thought-provoking account that blends adventure with personal reflection, offering insights into the complexities of travel and the search for belonging. The narrative is enriched by Tsh's introspective journey, as she balances her love for adventure with her longing for a sense of home. The family's experiences are vividly described, from chasing each other through narrow Venetian passageways to immersing themselves in local customs and cuisines. This memoir is not just a travelogue but a deeper exploration of identity, family, and the universal quest for connection and belonging.