I forgot to say I love you

Author: Mo
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Picture books, also known as picture books, are books that combine text and illustrations, particularly emphasizing the use of illustrations to tell stories. Picture books are one of the most suitable children's books for parent-child reading. Their high literary and artistic qualities have a subtle and gradual impact on cultivating children's abilities in various aspects, such as observation, imagination, and creativity.
“The Smart Picture Book Series” selects excellent picture books from around the world. It is called “Smart Beans” because it truly is smart—lighthearted and humorous text, imaginative illustrations, and amusing stories convey profound topics like self-awareness, friendship, love, and even the passing of life. Without a single didactic sentence, it meets children's growth needs; without a trace of reasoning, it inspires deep thinking; without a bit of noise, it evokes heartfelt laughter.
The nine “Smart Beans” published this time have translations carefully reviewed by the renowned Chinese children's poet Jin Bo, who also wrote the introduction in his own poetic style. Jin Bo's language is both lively and witty, which will undoubtedly help children appreciate the charm of the books!
“Forgot to Say I Love You” is a picture book told from a purely child's perspective. From the very beginning, the reader's attention is completely captivated by Bili, who takes them into a world full of childhood charm and imagination! We must first calm the mischievous little rabbit, feed it breakfast, dress it, attend to its stomachache, and see it off with everyone. Mom gradually becomes frantic in the urgency of reality, but Bili remains very composed. He plays fantasy games while also remembering to put on rain boots for himself. In the real world, it's windy and rainy, but Bili, immersed in his fantasies, remains calm, happy, and relaxed—until his lunch box falls to the ground, and Mom finally loses patience.