Synopsis
Storm is three years old. He has just moved to Thailand with his mom, dad and baby brother. Thailand is very far away from Denmark, and it is very different. For instance they eat grilled grass hoppers. Storm has to learn a new language and start in a new kinder garden. A place which is very different from the one he went to in Denmark.
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