A very special feast to be enjoyed once with the mouth and again with the heart.

Eating food is more than just filling a hungry stomach; it also comforts the mind and soul.
Just as eating food lovingly prepared by someone on a tiring day can give you the energy to overcome a difficult day, and sharing a meal with loved ones on a good day can bring you even greater joy,
The same goes for the special leaf snacks made by baby deer.
The process of picking out the vivid, colorful fallen leaves, washing them one by one in the stream, and then sitting in the sun to wait for them to crisp up is a long process.
Baby Gorani makes leaf snacks with more care than anyone else using only the best ingredients from nature: fallen leaves, wind, sunlight, and pine needles. He then adds a spoonful of his sincerity to create a very special dish that cannot be found anywhere else in the world.
These leaf snacks made this way bring back happy autumn memories to everyone living in the forest.


The whole forest is crispy.
A bountiful autumn day for everyone

Baby deer, wild boar, hare, squirrel, wild cat, small caterpillar.
They are all small creatures living together around us.
But at some point, they began to come down to people in search of food, and were treated like rascals.
The author expressed his hope that the forest friends would have a happy and prosperous autumn day with the cute imagination of a baby deer making snacks out of fallen leaves.
A surprise guest also appears next to the deer making fallen leaf snacks.
They secretly help the deer wash fallen leaves, pick flower petals, and make leaf snacks together.
In this way, everyone prepares dinner together, completing a more abundant autumn day.
Let's fully experience autumn by taking a bite of a delicious fallen leaf snack with our forest friends.

Harmony of an autumn day that stimulates the senses

The scenery of an autumn day filled with colorful fallen leaves, the smell of deliciously roasted fallen leaf snacks, the sound of biting into a crunchy fallen leaf snack, the feel of rustling fallen leaves, and the delicious taste of a fallen leaf snack.
Following the process of baby deer making leaf snacks is a sensory experience.
Here, the author vividly collaged fallen leaves and flower petals, each one of which comes to life in the book, giving the reader the feeling of taking a walk through an autumn landscape.
This book is not just about seeing with the eyes, but all of the senses come together in harmony to provide children with a richer reading experience.