“I didn’t mean to do that, but…
“Leave the pizza delivery to us!”

Yellow fur, a chubby belly, short limbs, and a mysterious expression as if there is something hidden… .
The rambunctious cats are back.
This time, we're taking a peek at the famous beachside restaurant, 'Mongmong Pizza'.
“Pizza looks delicious, Meow.
“So that’s how you make pizza, meow.”

At that moment, a phone call comes in asking for an order.
“One pineapple ham pizza, please!” Mr. Mongmong and Mami load the deliciously cooked pizza onto a one-legged cart and set out to deliver it… .
Oh no, a coconut fell on the cart and the pizza flew away.
The pizza box falls onto the turtle's back as it returns to the sea, and ends up in the hands of a seagull.
The customer who had been told to come to the beach with a large bag as a sign was found, but the pizza that was supposed to be delivered to the customer had already disappeared into the stomach of a seagull…
How will Mr. Mong Mong resolve this predicament? And what kind of trouble are the cats hiding in the pizza place causing this time?

The picture book that both children and adults eagerly await!

“Woodangtangtang Meow” is a popular picture book series that has sold over 3.5 million copies worldwide.
The eight kittens, who can never hold back their curiosity, must eat what they want to eat, and must do what they want to do, are just like our children.
Even though he knows he'll get in trouble if he gets caught by Mr. Mong, he gets into trouble every time because of the thrill of doing whatever he wants.
I think the secret to its long-term popularity is that its appearance fully satisfies children's desire to 'do whatever they want'.

As the number of volumes increased each year, the cats gradually became more mature(?), but in this book, they return to their original form(?) after a long time.
While Mr. Puppy and Mami are away, he sneaks into the store, makes pizza dough, piles on lots of toppings, and puts it in the oven.
Then, unable to endure the short cooking time of the pizza, they put all the firewood into the oven.

While the kittens are doing the dirty work, Mr. Puppy and Mami also have a hard time.
The moment you stand in front of a customer with an embarrassed look on your face after losing the pizza you were supposed to deliver, something unexpected happens.
The cats' help actually helped Mr. Puppy.


But what is helpful is helpful, and what is wrong must be taken responsibility for.
As always, the cats kneel down in front of Mr. Mongmong and get scolded, then diligently and excitedly do whatever Mr. Mongmong tells them to do.
Until the red sunset descends over the sea and the stars twinkle in the night sky.
Our children, like kittens, will repeat mistakes and errors as they grow up.
It takes a lot of time for children to learn something and memorize it.
In fact, it is said that it takes a full four years just to develop the simple habit of washing your hands after going outside.


But if you have an adult who gives you the opportunity to make mistakes and to correct them, mistakes and errors will never lead to failure and frustration.
As you reflect on your actions and consider the circumstances of others in the process of recovering from your mistakes, your thoughts will deepen and your heart will become broader.
And unlike the kittens who are eternal children, they will grow steadily, step by step.
So, I hope that now, children will be given the opportunity and time to do whatever they want with the eight kittens.
After all, bringing a sense of relief to children's hearts is the very reason these mischievous cats exist.