Crackle nails
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Description
Book Introduction
Scratching my nails
Nail biting is a common habit among many children.
Sometimes it's a way to relax when you're anxious, sometimes it's a way to relieve boredom, and sometimes it's a kind of stimulation you need to stay focused.
However, it is important to avoid developing a bad habit of biting your nails, as this can cause skin injuries, infections, and pain.
But once it becomes a habit, it's not easy to break.
If parents give them a hint or scold them, they may feel anxious and guilty, and they may not be able to stop, but they will just feel uncomfortable.
The important thing is that the child realizes this on his own and tries to stop.
It's also important for children who don't bite their nails to know that it's not a good behavior.
"Crackle Crackle Nails" is the story of Hoho, a boy who has a habit of biting his nails.
Watching Hoho decide to change his nail-biting habits will give readers an opportunity to think about their own habits they would like to change.
Nail biting is a common habit among many children.
Sometimes it's a way to relax when you're anxious, sometimes it's a way to relieve boredom, and sometimes it's a kind of stimulation you need to stay focused.
However, it is important to avoid developing a bad habit of biting your nails, as this can cause skin injuries, infections, and pain.
But once it becomes a habit, it's not easy to break.
If parents give them a hint or scold them, they may feel anxious and guilty, and they may not be able to stop, but they will just feel uncomfortable.
The important thing is that the child realizes this on his own and tries to stop.
It's also important for children who don't bite their nails to know that it's not a good behavior.
"Crackle Crackle Nails" is the story of Hoho, a boy who has a habit of biting his nails.
Watching Hoho decide to change his nail-biting habits will give readers an opportunity to think about their own habits they would like to change.
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“Should I bite it or not, should I bite it or not?”
If you tell me not to do something, I want to do it more
"Crackle Crackle Fingernails" is a work that humorously and well portrays children's psychology.
Children know very well when they feel embarrassed.
But even though we know it, it's not easy to fix it.
The same goes for Hoho, the main character of this book.
Hoho eats everything, including rice and side dishes, and enjoys fruits and snacks.
They even bite their fingernails.
But it's a bit strange.
The more you eat food, the bigger it grows, but the more you eat your fingernails, the smaller they feel.
Even when I draw, I can't clench my fist so my fingernails aren't visible, and I can't even raise my hand confidently.
Especially in front of his favorite girlfriend, Sla, he hides his hands behind his back.
Even though I know I shouldn't do it and that it's not good to do it, I can't stand it.
Even though my parents put bandages on my nails and sprinkled vinegar on them, whenever I got a chance, I would sneak out to my room and cover myself with the blanket to chew my nails.
If you don't let them do it, they'll want to do it more and it'll become harder to hold back.
“I heard you bite your nails so well?”
Realize for yourself and raise your self-esteem
Today, when you are secretly biting your nails in a place where no one can see, someone appears and encourages you to bite your nails more.
I support Hoho, who bites his nails, saying that although biting his nails makes him look bad, it's fun and that what's good right now is more important.
At that moment, Hoho's mind suddenly snaps.
I really felt like I shouldn't do it.
Hoho rummages through the drawer for a nail clipper and uses it to cleanly trim his nails.
Hoho, who has neatly cut nails, feels confident.
He even reaches out to Sla first.
"Crunch Crunch Fingernails" shows a child's self-esteem rising through the process of breaking bad habits.
Everyone has small but unpleasant habits, such as sucking their thumb, shaking their leg, or twirling their hair.
This book will empower all children who face challenges, big and small, by helping them overcome small, unhealthy habits.
If you tell me not to do something, I want to do it more
"Crackle Crackle Fingernails" is a work that humorously and well portrays children's psychology.
Children know very well when they feel embarrassed.
But even though we know it, it's not easy to fix it.
The same goes for Hoho, the main character of this book.
Hoho eats everything, including rice and side dishes, and enjoys fruits and snacks.
They even bite their fingernails.
But it's a bit strange.
The more you eat food, the bigger it grows, but the more you eat your fingernails, the smaller they feel.
Even when I draw, I can't clench my fist so my fingernails aren't visible, and I can't even raise my hand confidently.
Especially in front of his favorite girlfriend, Sla, he hides his hands behind his back.
Even though I know I shouldn't do it and that it's not good to do it, I can't stand it.
Even though my parents put bandages on my nails and sprinkled vinegar on them, whenever I got a chance, I would sneak out to my room and cover myself with the blanket to chew my nails.
If you don't let them do it, they'll want to do it more and it'll become harder to hold back.
“I heard you bite your nails so well?”
Realize for yourself and raise your self-esteem
Today, when you are secretly biting your nails in a place where no one can see, someone appears and encourages you to bite your nails more.
I support Hoho, who bites his nails, saying that although biting his nails makes him look bad, it's fun and that what's good right now is more important.
At that moment, Hoho's mind suddenly snaps.
I really felt like I shouldn't do it.
Hoho rummages through the drawer for a nail clipper and uses it to cleanly trim his nails.
Hoho, who has neatly cut nails, feels confident.
He even reaches out to Sla first.
"Crunch Crunch Fingernails" shows a child's self-esteem rising through the process of breaking bad habits.
Everyone has small but unpleasant habits, such as sucking their thumb, shaking their leg, or twirling their hair.
This book will empower all children who face challenges, big and small, by helping them overcome small, unhealthy habits.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 20, 2025
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Pages, weight, size: 56 pages | 446g | 225*255*10mm
- ISBN13: 9791194755906
- ISBN10: 1194755909
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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