Description: A giant who once had no belly button now has a wonderful tangerine for one. But the careless giant keeps bumping it—thump against the door, thud against the table. Afraid its pretty face will get hurt, the tangerine runs away. To find his rolling tangerine belly button, the giant chases after it, up to the mountaintop and into a great cave. But time and again he fails, only managing to bump his forehead against a tree and get a bump of his own. Will the giant ever find his tangerine belly button? This book lets readers feel the power of imagination once again. The places the fleeing tangerine hides are places you'd never expect, yet somehow they make perfect sense. It hides with the moon, who shares its yellow color, but the moon's giggling fit sends it tumbling—plop!—back to the ground. It becomes a ball in a little girl's dream, but gets kicked by her foot and goes flying—whoosh, plop!—back down again. It flees into a great cave, which turns out to be the nostril of an old mountain spirit, but his mighty sneeze sends it—plop!—back to the earth once more. The ending of this story is especially touching: watching the tangerine sacrifice itself to become a tangerine tree feels as solemn and moving as watching a caterpillar transform into a butterfly. About the Author: Fukami Haruo was born in Tokyo, Japan, in 1937. He worked as a freelancer for a broadcasting station and illustrated many works. His works include 'Vaccinations Aren't Scary' (Hallym Publishing).