Cute, Cute - Little Picture Bookstore 36

‘Universal love’ from Japan’s most popular picture book author ‘Tatsuya Miyanishi’
Tatsuya Miyanishi, author of the bestseller in both Korea and Japan, “That Guy Must Be Delicious” series, has come to Korean readers with a new work. The author, who has been loved for his unique illustrations and long-lasting stories, warmly touches the hearts of many readers by expressing the unconditional love that parents have for their children through his unique and unique drawing style. Meet the universal love for ‘my child’ and ‘parents’, a being that is overwhelming just by its name, in Tatsuya Miyanishi’s new book, “Cute, Cute.” 

A picture book that contains the hearts of all parents in the world that will never change. 
'What was my childhood like?' This is a question everyone has probably wondered at least once. Our childhood would have been similar to the child in this book, “Cute, Cute.” Transparent saliva forming at the corner of the mouth, a small mouth screaming loudly at the siren, go away, snot dripping… … . This book, “Cute, Cute,” is a picture book about parents who are proud to see their baby, who seemed like he could not do anything without his mother, grow up and grow up, and promise to repay him with even greater love. The image of me as a young, small, weak, and cute child has disappeared, and now I am a troublemaker and troublemaker, but the one heart that never changes is, “Mom will always be your mom.” It conveys a warm message to the readers, giving them a big message. It impresses you. 

Cute, cute! The book is filled with lively baby facial expressions!
In this book, “Cute, Cute,” the screen is filled with the various facial expressions and actions of unbearably cute babies. A smiling face, an angry and swollen face, a sneezing face, a red face and even a pooping face! Mom says all of these things are “really, really cute.” I'm sure all parents around the world sympathize with this. Parents are often confused by their babies' unpredictable reactions and actions, but they always feel infinite love in their every action. Even when she rests, when she poops, or when her nose is dripping down, she is just infinitely pretty and cute. This book humorously captures the cute facial expressions and actions of babies, and is designed to naturally convey the universal love a mother feels for her baby. Additionally, adults who read this picture book can reminisce about their childhood and have a heartwarming experience recalling the parents who loved them back then. This is a good book written in a fun way to capture the greatest love in the world, the transcendent love between parents and children, and to leave a strong message at the end of the humor.