Highlight realistic elements in this passage.

He looked glumly at all the things he owned. The books that were too much trouble to read, the tools he'd never learned to use, the small electric automobile he hadn't driven in months -- or was it years? -- and the hundreds of other games and toys, and bats and balls, and bits and pieces scattered around him. And then, to one side of the room, just next to the phonograph, he noticed something he had certainly never seen before.

—The Phantom Tollbooth,
Norton Juster

Which detail in the passage indicates that a transformation from reality to fantasy might take place?

“the books that were too much trouble to read"
“the hundreds of other games and toys”
“something he had certainly never seen before”
“all the things he owned”