Thank you for looking. This is the time of year when both parents and children tend to feel pressured to "be strong" due to graduations, entrance ceremonies, and promotions. We deliver a message of "it's okay not to be perfect" through a selection of books from a professional perspective. Please check the condition of these two picture books carefully. [Set Contents] ① "Let's Go Slowly" (Bochibochi Iko ka) (Written by Mike Sayer / Translated by Yoshihiko Imae) A hippo who can't do anything right. At such times, this exhilarating masterpiece, which blows away the unreasonable demands of adults with a gentle,関西-dialect-speaking character who says, "Don't rush, it's okay," will make you laugh. ② "The Boy Who Was Always Late" (Itsumo Chikoku no Otoko no Ko) (Written by John Burningham / Translated by Shuntaro Tanikawa) The boy's mysterious struggle with a teacher who doesn't believe his reasons for being late. A world-renowned masterpiece, with a superb translation by Shuntaro Tanikawa. [Recommended Points] Both picture books are first-class in terms of story completeness and artistic merit, but their protagonists are by no means "model students." "A hippo who always fails" and "a boy who is always late." The strong message that you are charming just as you are will gently ease the tension of a new environment. [About the Condition of the Picture Books] ① There are brown stains due to age on the inside of the cover and the inside of the back cover, as well as on some pages. ② There are noticeable stains in places. There are minor external dirt marks and slight warping of the books. Neither book has torn pages or writing, and both are perfectly readable. Both are long-selling masterpieces, making them ideal for those who want to enjoy them at a lower price or for those who want to read them aloud frequently. #Let'sGoSlowly #TheBoyWhoWasAlwaysLate #JohnBurningham #ShuntaroTanikawa #PreparationForEntranceCeremony #Graduation #PictureBookSet #YoshihikoImae #FormerKindergartenPrincipal'sPictureBookShelf #UsedPictureBooks