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A distraught mother must hastily travel to care for an ailing husband abroad and arranges for her eight-year-old daughter to be sent alone to a paternal uncle. The story follows the child's hurried packing and unconventional journey as a human express parcel, her arrival and the awkward domestic adjustments that follow, and a sequence of neighborhood encounters, small adventures, and misunderstandings. Episodes alternate between humorous domestic detail and gentle emotional moments as relatives and local children respond to the misplaced guardian and the family works out how best to care for the young girl.
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