Where should the sloth go?

Author: Augustus Honda
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: The most important subversion of your life lies in the decisions and choices you make. This allegorical story, which has sold over 1.8 million copies in Japan, challenges the "Cheese Philosophy." The "Cheese" promotes social competition and the idea of survival of the fittest, while the "Sloth" teaches a philosophy of self-satisfaction and mutual tolerance.
A sloth hangs upside down on a branch, discussing how to change its life and no longer live in a state of perpetual laziness. As a result, there are sloths practicing flying, sloths forming teams to learn singing, and even sloths that can resist predators.
It turns out that the real opportunity to change the situation is right around us. This book uses a group of sloths facing survival crises to tell a story about how modern people should change when encountering problems.