Abstract

Winner of the 3rd Mental Book Awards®! Heartwarming! Feeling refreshed! The author of the best-selling book "Maybe that guy is eating a parfait right now" (Sanctuary Publishing) uses illustrations and words of cats to tell people who are always working hard how to change their mindset to make life easier. Getting ready, counting from the bottom, attention seeker, the villainess of a girl's game, not being able to understand if your values are forced on me, motivation is a big adventure! !, excitement on Sunday nights, when you're tired, negativity is good, when you're worried about the future, you can't choose what happens today, etc. 77 tips for living at your own pace without forcing yourself are available in a "doodle-style essay" that can be enjoyed on a double page spread like a picture book.

Author’s Information

Jam
Manga artist, illustrator, and game graphic designer.
The "Parfait Cat Series," a manga that depicts troubles in human relationships, has been retweeted more than 500,000 times on Twitter and has become a hot topic.
Her books include the best-selling "Maybe that person is eating a parfait or something right now" (Sanctuary Publishing), as well as "Clearing up your mind with Nyanshari" (PHP Institute), "Manga version of the technique of "quickly, secretly and quickly 'replying'" (manga in charge of Mikasa Shobo), "Saying things that are hard to say clearly" (Kasama Shoin), "The beckoning cat song" (Akita Shoten), "Continued: Maybe that person is eating a parfait or something right now" (Sanctuary Publishing), "Understanding through manga! The technique of "motivating yourself" in a good and comfortable way" (manga in charge of Mikasa Shobo), "Understanding through manga: People who can organize their emotions will succeed" (manga in charge of PHP Institute), "Saying things that are hard to say clearly - solving work worries" (Kasama Shoin), and "Always keep a cat in your heart: 62 habits to clear up the confusion in your life" (PHP Institute).