“What was the word I said the most today?”
A wonderful adventure for a family of fishermen who catch words stuck in the air.

At night, a family of fishermen sail the skies of the world, searching for words stuck in the air.
Words waiting to be written or spoken again.
A family of fishermen cast their nets of sparkling stars from their boats and catch a variety of fish.
All kinds of words are tangled in the net.
Words that are round like soap bubbles, words that are fluffy like feathers, words that are rough like tree bark, words that are heavy like rocks, words that sparkle like fireflies but are hard to catch, etc… … .
Small highlights and symbols that don't get caught in the net are caught with a fishing rod.
These are very small things, but they are very important in completing sentences.
Author Chiara Sorrentino breathes life into her stories by turning words into characters.
The words are expressed vividly in various shapes and forms, making the words themselves appear as living creatures.
Young readers can indirectly experience the emotions of words in various situations, visually sense how language works, and naturally create new words by utilizing their existing language knowledge.
We live among various spaces and people, listening, writing, and speaking every day.
What was the word I blurted out the most today? The word I wanted to say, but couldn't, choking it down in the back of my throat? Let's follow the adventure of a family of fishermen to discover what words they search for and retrieve.

Words that make you feel good, words that broaden and deepen your heart, words that make you dream of tomorrow…
What words do you want to keep in your heart for a long time?

In our daily lives, there are words that make us feel good, words that broaden and deepen our hearts, words that make us dream of tomorrow, but sometimes there are also words that weigh heavily on our hearts, words that are flat and sharp, words that hurt like a firefly with torn wings.
Even if you can't see it, the power of words is always there.
This picture book contains the author's affectionate gaze that values ​​not only words but also all beings in the world.
A family of fishermen sail the world, collecting all the words and putting them in a bottle.
Words scatter, run away, and hide so that they cannot be used carelessly.
So, put round words in the bubble-filled bottle, and put rough words in the dirt-filled bottle so that it doesn't shake.
In a bottle full of sand, sharp words are ground to make them soft, and in a bottle hung with a string, heavy words are put in to make them light.
Author Chiara Sorrentino collects the trivial moments of everyday life that are often spoken and forgotten into words, and calls out these words, each with its own name and emotion, through pictures, capturing a warm gaze that cherishes all beings in the world.

The power of words that exist even when they are invisible

A family of fishermen discovers the world's biggest and most beautiful word, bright and fast like a firefly.
Because it is broken down into consonants and vowels, it is difficult for readers to tell what the word is until they turn the last page.
To catch that word, the fishermen cast out shiny nets, aimed at it with velvet spears, and even tried to attract it with crystal magnets and ropes, but it was not easy to catch it.
The word is not described exactly in the work, but rather is expressed as if the word itself is flowing.
This stimulates readers' curiosity and gives them the pleasure of imagining.
Be sure to read to the last page.
The moment words you didn't even know were there begin to sparkle and reveal themselves, you'll come to believe in the power of words to move hearts.