So what if I gain some weight, I'll just meet fat friends!
If the world is unforgiving, I can create the world I want!
A book that teaches you that no matter what, you just have to find a way to cheer yourself up!
We spend our days worrying about so many things.
I have homework to do, but when will I do it? I've gained some weight lately, and I keep failing at my diet. What should I do?
From trivial concerns like "Should I buy a blue or pink pencil?" to emotional agonies like "How do I forgive the world?" and "How do I deal with someone who picks a fight with me?"
These are concerns that make you want to know the answer to 'what to do.'
Even if you consult with people around you, most of the time the problem is not resolved.
But in this book, “If It’s Hot, Just Take It Off,” Shinsuke Yoshitake presents the answer with his characteristic wit and clear, simple interpretation.
As the title suggests, this is a picture book that cools the mind by unfolding the simple truth that "if you're hot, just take it off."
It contains a variety of questions from people of all ages and genders, and is something that can be universally relatable regardless of gender or generation. Even though the situation is not described in detail, the feeling is strong.
This book gives clear answers that it is okay to do things that people usually tell you not to do, so after reading it, you can escape from the complex reality for a while or laugh lightly and find strength again.
And it's a book that says that you should accept what you can't help and find a way to change your mood, even if it's just a little.
It's not something that's set by law, so it encourages me to break free from the rules that are engraved in my mind and feel no guilt.
It gives me the courage to be a little dishonest and enjoy moments of insincerity and to set my heart free.