100-story house in the sky

The fourth installment of the uniquely sensuous number picture book series "100-story house" with a unique imagination, "4-story house in the sky". In addition to the ground, underground, and sea, there is a 100-story house in the sky. The story contains the story of the young bird, Chupi, who meets different personified heavenly beings as he climbs the 100th, 100th, and 10th floors of the 20-story house in the sky.

Clouds, rain, rainbows, wind, snow, ice, lightning, aurora, air, light, and other sky creatures appearing one after another are drawn in a unique and imaginative way, allowing readers to explore various spaces as if they were playing a hidden picture game. The book is structured so that children can read it while progressing upwards, allowing them to fully enjoy the feeling of going up to the 100th floor of the sky.

On a cold winter day, a hungry young sparrow, Chupi, finds a sunflower seed in the snow, but he thinks that one seed will not fill his stomach, so he thinks about it and decides to find a place to plant the seed. Chupi flies into the clouds, following the instructions of the snowflakes that fell from the sky. The first place he arrives at is the house where the clouds live.

Chupi, who got a flowerpot from Cloud Uncle and planted seeds, flies higher past the 10th floor. Raindrops live there. While climbing each of the 10 different floors, Chupi holds a flowerpot full of sunflowers that have grown quickly with the warm help of everyone he meets, and climbs to the last 100th floor where the sun is. Will Chupi be able to bloom sunflowers as he wishes and eat his fill of sunflower seeds?

The "100-story house" series is designed to allow children to play by looking into every nook and cranny and creating stories. Not only does it help children develop a rich imagination, but it also has a learning effect as they can easily learn numbers from 1 to 100 just by reading and looking at the picture book.