[Picture Book] Parent-child reading of food education picture book - What is it?

Summer is here, and the blue fruit cart is here! What kind of fruit is it carrying? Summer is the season when all things flourish. The fruit fairies mature on the branches and wake up one after another. Watermelons are round and plump and roll into active ladybugs, and mangoes and golden agarwood spread their wings and fly into shrike. Who would have thought that strange black and gray things suddenly floated in, which could not grow roots when planted in the soil, and could not sprout when soaked in water, making the land dusty and sickly. "Huh! What is it? "The prototype of the picture book story is the puppet show "Solar Fruit Story - Chapter of Summer" developed by the people in 2021. The main plot of the plot is Taiwan's fruits and seasons. It is created from different angles such as fruits, land, and memory to depict the seasonal style. "Huh! What is it? 》Picture book series sharing video: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy89-nRV7hetGXP3VrotTu2xl_c9AUgzF Original price $420 / Pinkoi $380 -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -- 【About the author】Niaozi people There is no limit to the possibility of subject matter, venue, or form, and a return to the pure "playful" heart. Just like the name "Baozairen", we hope to be like children, maintaining childlike innocence and curiosity, trying various forms of objects, light and shadow, and puppetry, exploring daily details as creative materials, extending the imagination and creation of objects, and drama. In addition to creation, we also develop theme-based children's drama course teaching plans that combine regional characteristics and culture, as well as any novel and interesting art forms. [Introduction to the artist] Wang Yingying Illustrator. Graduated from the Institute of Visual Illustration at the University of the Arts London, he focuses on food, environmental sustainability and natural solar terms, and uses illustrations and collages as vehicles to convey messages. The work has been shortlisted for the 2019 British Victoria and Albert Museum Illustration Award (V&A Illustration Award) and the American 3x3 Illustration Award (3x3 international illustration).