Goat Hunting – Gabu and Mei Story 4

Description

A warm and simple 'story of Gabu and May' in which a wolf and a goat, who are part of the food chain, become friends and maintain their friendship due to a 'misunderstanding' and 'exquisite situation' on a stormy day. It consists of six volumes in total. The essence of friendship is pierced through the unique and beautiful encounter between a wolf and a goat. It has sold over 170 million copies in Japan and is so famous that it is included in textbooks.

Since the first volume, On a Stormy Night, was published in 1994, a total of 175 million copies (counted as of February 2005) have been sold, the television rights have been sold and broadcast on Japan's NHK, and a theatrical animation is scheduled to be released at the end of 2. Is expected. Hiroshi Abe, who created the series, is known for his humorous picture book called <Zoo Story>. In the 'Story of Gabu and May' series, he presents paintings that are rough yet lively.

From humor that will make you feel sick to your stomach, emotions that will make you cringe are evenly distributed throughout the series. It consists of <On a Stormy Night>, <Outing>, <The Promise of the Soft Pass>, <Goat Hunting>, <Danger of the Mugwort Hill>, and <Goodbye, Gabu>. Although the length of text is suitable for reading in the lower grades of elementary school, it is equally suitable for reading by infants and adults.

Gabu the wolf and Mei the goat hide in a cabin from the heavy rain on a stormy night. Gabu and Mei chat and become friends, not knowing that each other is a wolf and a goat. As Gabu and May part ways, they decide on their own secret signal and promise to meet again on a clear day... … .