Abstract

The final chapter of the popular series following "Amagaeru's Hide and Seek" and "Amagaeru's Adventure". Beautifully depicting the “sparkle of life”. ●The third and final chapter of the series, following ``Amagaeru Hide and Seek'' and ``Amagaeru's Adventure''. ●A scientific fantasy vividly depicting the story of the growth and encounters of three animals, from breeding to tadpoles and tadpoles, using transparent watercolors. ●We deliver hope for the future and the strength to live to children through the preciousness of life and the way of life of small creatures. Frogs sing in chorus at the waterside at night. It's funny when it cries "Kya kya kya kya kya". After a while, a small tadpole hatches from the egg... The third volume in the ``Three Animals Amaze'' series, drawn by Shogakukan Children's Publishing Culture Award-winning author Ko Tateno and biological artist Haruko Kawashima. The story of the birth and encounter of three animals. The same is true for us humans - it is a beautiful work filled with the brilliance of life.

Author’s Information

(Author) Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1968. Picture book author and biological artist. Studied under Chikamori Kumada since childhood. His beautiful miniature paintings attract many people. In 2017, he won the Shogakukan Children's Publishing Culture Award for "Tsuchihanmyo" (Kaiseisha). Picture books include ``Shidemushi'', ``Gifuchou'', ``Garoamushi'' (Kaiseisha), ``Amagaeru Hide and Seek'', ``Amagaeru's Adventure'', ``Nekokotori'' (Sekai Bunkasha), and reading materials include ``Solo''. The Story of the Swamp” (Iwanami Shoten). / (Picture) Born in Saitama Prefecture in 1967. Biological artist. Since 2006, he has been studying under Ko Tateno, and has learned seriously how to observe insects and plants, as well as biological drawings. His picture books include ``Hide and Seek for Amagas,'' ``Hide and Seek for Amagas'' (Sekai Bunkasha), ``Ishigaki's Gap'' (Fukuinkan Shoten), and his illustrations include ``Let's create a garden where wild birds gather'' and ``The Beautiful Birds of the World.'' Hane'' (Seibundo Shinkosha), etc.