Finn-Ole Heinrich is a German writer and filmmaker whose work often explores themes of isolation and the search for identity. His prose is characterized by a cinematic style and a keen observation of human psychology, particularly in characters on the fringes of society or facing life's adversities. Heinrich's narratives capture atmosphere and emotional depth across various settings, offering readers an engaging and visual reading experience. He also complements his writing with filmmaking, further expanding his storytelling capabilities.
Tractor is definitely the hero of this story because Tractor can do anything - move mountains, dig swimming pools, act as a guard dog, do the school run, squash traffic jams. What's not to like? Problem is, this family is on the move from the country to the city, and parents don't seem to `get' tractors the way little boys and girls do.