Shaana uses various language techniques to convey her emotions throughout her journey. To express excitement, she uses exclamations and enthusiastic phrases like 'You won't believe where I am!' 'Today was the best day ever!' and 'How amazing that a train can travel across the sea like this!' She employs vivid descriptions such as 'white and blue glaciers,' 'colourful birds,' and 'so pretty and colourful' clothes to convey wonder. Her curiosity is shown through questions and discoveries: 'Did you know that Arunachal Pradesh is far away from Himachal Pradesh?' and 'I never knew such a place existed.' She uses phrases like 'I would love to meet a bear and give it a hug' to show innocent curiosity. For expressing fears, she uses humour to soften them: 'I hope they don't follow us home' about crocodiles and snakes, and 'I used to be afraid of tunnels, but I'm not any more.' She also uses personal anecdotes and comparisons, like describing the desert as 'a beach without the sea,' making her experiences relatable and engaging for her readers.