☆. "Millions of Cats" Written and Illustrated by Wanda Gág / Translated by Momoko Ishii 32 pages 20 x 27 cm Published in 2015 World Masterpiece Picture Books Fukuinkan Shoten *The cover has a tear, but the inside is very clean. A classic picture book loved by children all over the world. An elderly man and woman, feeling lonely, decide to get a cat. The old man goes out to find a cat and arrives at a hill overflowing with cats. White cats, black and white cats, gray cats... they all look cute, and the old man brings them all home. But they can't keep so many cats. So, the old man and woman try to let the cats decide which ones to keep... ・ "The Funny Little Woman" Written and Illustrated by Wanda Gág / Translated by Shigeo Watanabe The Funny Little Woman Iwanami Children's Books Published in 1981 40 pages Iwanami Shoten Out of print *In relatively good condition for its age. Slight tear in the middle pages. The Funny Little Woman hates cake, salad, and cheese, and wants to eat dolls. To change her eating habits, Grandpa Bobo tries his best to persuade her. What will be the outcome? ・ "Snippy and Snappy" Written and Illustrated by Wanda Gág / Translated by Shigeo Watanabe Iwanami Children's Books Published in 1979, first edition 52 pages Iwanami Shoten Out of print *In relatively good condition for its age. The translator is different from the current picture book. It's a great translation. Snippy and Snappy, two energetic twin field mice, one day chase a ball of yarn and end up at a human's house. The smell of delicious cheese! Wanda Gág 1893-1946. Born in New Ulm, Minnesota, USA, as the eldest daughter of Bohemian immigrants. She lost her parents at a young age and, while struggling with financial difficulties, continued to study art, leaving behind numerous works as a painter, printmaker, children's book author, and translator. Her first picture book, "Millions of Cats," published in 1928, received high praise, and this picture book became a pioneer of the golden age of early American picture books. She died of lung cancer in New York in 1946. ☆. I think you'll like it. Please take this opportunity. Momoko Ishii Mieko Kanai