No No Garden

Author: (Japan) Nakagawa Yoshiko (Text), (Japan) Ohmura Yuriko (Illustrations)
Translator: Zhu Qiang
Japan/Japan
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Fukafuka Park is hailed in Japan as a masterpiece of early childhood literature. The children in the Star Class build a boat with blocks and catch a big whale in the sea. The boat can't hold the whale, so they tie it to the back of the boat. However, the whale still loves the sea and returns to it.
A big wolf wants to eat the chubby Mao Mao, but Mao Mao is too dirty. The wolf decides to wash Mao Mao before eating him, but Mao Mao is called away by the children. After Mao Mao is washed, he and the children encounter the big wolf again. The wolf tries to eat Mao Mao, but the children knock him over, call the police, and lock the wolf in a police car.
In this fairy tale, the authors transform children's daily lives into fantasy, using imagination to depict real life. It is strange, interesting, novel, and unique, with simple and accessible language suitable for reading aloud. It is perfect for storytelling to children, helping to cultivate a healthy emotional world and imagination in young children, broaden their horizons, and is a classic work loved and best-selling in Japan. Fukafuka Park is hailed in Japan as a masterpiece of early childhood literature. The children in the Star Class build a boat with blocks and catch a big whale in the sea. The boat can't hold the whale, so they tie it to the back of the boat. However, the whale still loves the sea and returns to it.
A big wolf wants to eat the chubby Mao Mao, but Mao Mao is too dirty. The wolf decides to wash Mao Mao before eating him, but Mao Mao is called away by the children. After Mao Mao is washed, he and the children encounter the big wolf again. The wolf tries to eat Mao Mao, but the children knock him over, call the police, and lock the wolf in a police car.
In this fairy tale, the authors transform children's daily lives into fantasy, using imagination to depict real life. It is strange, interesting, novel, and unique, with simple and accessible language suitable for reading aloud. It is perfect for storytelling to children, helping to cultivate a healthy emotional world and imagination in young children, broaden their horizons, and is a classic work loved and best-selling in Japan.