Make trouble fun, reflect hard!
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Noriko Kudo's [Crazy Cat] series is a picture book widely loved by people of all ages, from children to adults, for its text and illustrations that exquisitely combine the characteristics of cats and children.
It is a bestseller in Japan, with over 1.5 million copies sold in the series, and has won the MOE Picture Book Award for five consecutive years.
It is loved passionately throughout Asia, including Korea and Taiwan.

Kittens are just like children: they have to do what they want to do, can't stand being curious, and have to eat what they want to eat.
Even though we know we'll get in trouble if we get caught, we always do it first because of the thrill of getting into trouble.
But this time, a truly formidable opponent has appeared.
The main character is a tiger that can make even a crying child stop crying.
He subdues troublesome cats that no one can stop with just a single gleam of his eyes.
The cats are dragged into a tiger's den and forced to make curry every day.
But we can't just stand by and do nothing like this.
The tiger takes advantage of the sudden downpour to escape.


They are troublemakers who act as they please, but they still know what they did wrong.
The cats kneel down in front of Mr. Mongmong, who is unable to do business because his store is in disarray, and reflect on their actions.
It was wrong to sneak into someone else's store in the middle of the night in the first place.
Mr. Mongmong is furious, but his heart softens again when he sees him admit his mistake and reflect on his actions.
The cats diligently do whatever Mr. Mong Mong tells them to do to take responsibility for their actions.
No matter how exciting something is, if it's a mistake, you should know how to reflect on it.
But even though cats promise not to cause trouble again, they can't help but feel a surge of curiosity and greed.
I'm already looking forward to seeing what kind of big trouble these cats, with their sleepy eyes wide open, will cause next.