Abstract

They have a huge fight over the last ice cream. But playing alone is no fun, so they look for each other, but they keep missing each other and can't seem to find each other...
From the author's words (excerpt): No matter how close you are, it's hard to say "please, have some" when faced with something delicious. (Omitted) I think the process of making up after a fight, going through all sorts of inner conflict, is very important. I'm sure that Shiro-chan and Hari-chan realized how much they love each other after their fight.

Author’s Information

Born in Tokyo. Picture books include "Where does Sparrow-kun eat?" (Fukuinkan Shoten), "I'm a Chameleon" (Grand Mamasha), and the "Shiro-chan and Hari-chan" series (Hikari no Kuni). Selected for the 21st BIB Bratislava International Picture Book Exhibition ("I'm Born" Alicekan). Winner of the 16th Japan Picture Book Award for "Five Wonderful Mice Moving Plan" (Holp Publishing).