1.
How did it all start?
2.
Show me…?
3 Land of Lost Things
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Bull vs. fist
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River of Lost Things
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Lost Campground
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Cave of Lost Treasures
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lose one's composure
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Bookmarks come to the rescue
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duck thief
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pocket
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Lost Foot Store
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A turtle that breaks when touched
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Fist Head Comes to the Rescue
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Pirate Rabbit
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How did I lose my foot?
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Add one more troublemaker
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Whisper whisper
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The Great Treasure Hunter
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Walk the execution plank
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Come back home

◆ The dream of young fans becomes reality, and the main character is 'you'

“One of the most common requests I’ve received from readers over the years has been, ‘Please let me be in your next book!’
So, we decided to call the characters in this book 'you' and 'me', and we decided to draw the incredibly exciting adventures we go on together.
We wore 'adventure suits' that covered our entire bodies and helmets made of cardboard boxes on our heads to not only protect our bodies but also hide our identities.
“Children can easily imagine that the character ‘you’ is themselves,” the author explained about the two main characters, ‘I’ and ‘you’, in an interview with Publisher’s Weekly.

I mean, we've had so many amazing adventures together, haven't we?
Remember when we flew to the moon without even riding a rocket?
Remember when we went down to the bottom of the sea and fought the Ultra Super Electronic Squid?
Have you ever gone hiking up Mt. Hudulhudul while wearing roller skates?
And do you remember getting lost in the Land of Lost Things?
What? You don't remember? Really?
Hmm, then let me tell you.
How did that happen?
_In the text

From the very beginning, which asks readers if they remember the adventures we went on together, readers immediately feel a sense of familiarity and are ready to become one of us, ready to join us on our adventures.
'You', who wears an 'adventure helmet' made of cardboard boxes and flip-flops as ears, is a bright character who acts before speaking and makes 'me' grab the back of the neck several times.


“Johnny looks like he’s having a hard time.
“I have to go and help.”
I shook my head at your words.

“No! You don’t get in the way.
It's too dangerous.
If you move, you could get stepped on, hit on the head, crushed to pieces, or have one eye gouged out by a horn, or both! Do you want that?”
But you didn't answer.
I was already so busy getting involved in the fight that I didn't notice anything.
_In the text

Is there anything more exciting and satisfying(?) than being the funny guy who appears in the story of the author you love so much?
In short, the "Unlimited Adventure" series is a work written in response to children's requests by an author who understands children's minds better than anyone else.
Wouldn't children be more impatient and eager to read the next story than any other book?
As long as the series continues, 'you' will continue to appear in these books, and the wishes of young readers will continue to be fulfilled without end.

◆ An extraordinary story you've never seen before

Unlimited Adventure 1, a masterpiece that captures the imagination and boundless creativity of Andy Griffith, who lives up to his reputation.
It is not easy to summarize ‘The Whereabouts of the Lost Rabbit’s Foot’ in one word.
Because it is a story where the author freely tells the story he wants to tell under the premise of ‘unlimited’.
Are you crazy? You're right.
It keeps going against expectations to the point where you wonder, 'Where on earth is this story going? How far is it going to go?'
That's why it's fun, colorful, and captivating.


A 'river of lost items' filled with all sorts of things that have been lost, forgotten, missed and dropped, a campsite where someone has lost everything for some reason, a 'lost feet store' where all kinds of feet are on special sale, a sea where 'turtles that wake up when touched' sleep with only their shells floating...
The main characters, 'I' and 'you', visit various places and meet various people in the process of finding the lost rabbit's foot.
Johnny, whose head is shaped like a giant hand (he is the visual king among all the really weird things that appear), the bull who lost his patience while playing a game and came here (he still can't find his patience and sometimes snorts), a flying wristwatch (why on earth is a wristwatch flying??), the cat who owns the lost paw shop (he offers something very cat-like in exchange for a lucky rabbit's paw), and the talking book 'Book-Malpi' that appears in front of the main characters who have lost their way, lost their purpose, and truly lost their 'malpi' during their crazy adventure.


We can't help but laugh at all the 'story tips' the book-magician tells us to help the protagonists who have lost their way.
Also, the story of the 'duck thief' that he tells, and the chapter that falls into Samcheongpo like 'How did I lose my foot' by the pirate rabbit that appears later, are the first to burst out in laughter due to their unexpectedness, but the perfect introduction, development, climax, and elaborate illustrations are also points that catch the eye. (The illustrations by illustrator Bill Hope, which are introduced for the first time in this work, are also important parts to look out for.
The characters' detailed facial expressions are rich and no two are alike, and the vivid expressions of movement and unique background descriptions make this series even more special.
Andy Griffiths said that looking at his paintings gave him a lot of new ideas for his work.)

The plot twists and turns that are so unexpected that it's hard to guess what scene will come next after just turning one page, and the laughter that bursts out when you let your guard down.
The "Unlimited Adventures" series will usher in a new era for Andy Griffith, allowing readers to laugh out loud and admire his unique sense of humor and liveliness, as well as his "magnificent imagination."


Just as the author imagines, this series is open to any story and any possibility, so how far will it go? What kind of extraordinary place will appear next after the Land of Lost Things?
"Unlimited Adventure" is a series that makes readers genuinely curious about the second, third, and subsequent stories, as anything can happen and it's impossible to even predict. I hope it will receive lots of love from readers.

A work that opens a new era for Andy Griffith.
The adventure of 'you' and 'me' is truly 'unlimited'.
A great imagination that strikes the unexpected.
His creativity knows no bounds.

-[Guardian]

Born from the requests of young fans who said, "Please let me be in the book too!"
A completely new style of work.

-[Publisher's Weekly]