The book is huge~ The picture book is pretty.

The illustrations are really pretty! My child has been showing interest in geography lately, so I bought this for them, and they are enjoying reading it.

- Author: Joannie Degagnier Working as a writer in Quebec, Canada. *The Apple Tree That Wanted to Be a Fir Tree* is the story of an apple tree that, like the protagonist of *The Ugly Duckling*, wanted to be loved among the fir trees. - Illustrator: Juliette Barbanégre Living in Paris, France, she engages in various illustration projects. A graduate of the renowned French comics school Émile Colle, she enjoys poetically depicting the complex world. - Translator: Myung Hye-kwon After working as a

20 of the Most Wonderful Sceneries on Earth with Animals and Plants: An Amazing World Tour [Junior RHK]. This isn't a book you unfold sideways, but one you unfold upwards! ^^ It's a fairly large picture book about 90 pages of world travel!!! As for the size...??? Please refer to the photo above taken side-by-side with an A4 sheet of paper~ hehe. When you open this book, fitting the title "World Tour," you can see a world map right away. It features an "Atlantic-centered" world map, not the

20 of the Most Wonderful Landscapes on Earth with Animals and Plants: An Amazing World Journey Text by Elisabeth Dumont-Le Cornec, Illustrations by Agathe Demois, Translated by Kwon Ji-hyun, Junior RHK Elisabeth Dumont-Le Cornec is a journalist and historian. She worked as an editor at a magazine for a long time and also wrote about historical issues. She has published numerous non-fiction books and is currently producing documentaries for children. Her works include *How Did Ancient Egyptians

* The 20 Most Wonderful Sceneries on Earth with Animals and Plants—called the *B-I-I-K* book. It is a big book. Any book is good to read with a child. However, the reason big books are particularly good is that they create the illusion (^^;;;) that we are seeing a lot together. Haha. It is a book that offers the fun of sitting down with your child and deciding what to read first. 20 world tours that are more enjoyable than choosing from 31 flavors at an ice cream shop. After slurping through

"Amazing World Tour" was a book that I couldn't help but fall for the moment I saw it. First, I was surprised by its enormous format. While books are typically turned along the long side, I found it unique because this is a picture book that is turned upwards. Of course, it seems that this format is becoming a trend these days. Looking at the cover, it immediately brings to mind a vast grassland. The cover is filled with illustrations of many animals living in wide meadows. The cover itself is

I would like to introduce a world travel picture book that surprised me with its huge and thick appearance. It is Junior RHK’s *Amazing World Travel*, featuring 20 of the most magnificent landscapes on Earth, complete with flora and fauna. Not only is the format itself large, but it also features a unique design where you flip upwards to read. It feels like the entire image comes into view clearly at a glance. It introduces various places on our planet that boast the most stunning scenery. From