
This is not a box
Description
Book Introduction
Imagination transcends reality.
Many of the limitations of reality lose their power in the imagination.
So children jump into the world of imagination and enjoy themselves, rejoice, and be happy.
Let's look at a paper box that we commonly see around us.
To adults, it is just a place to store something or a useless piece of junk.
But that's not the case for children.
A child's imagination expands endlessly from small to large, from near to far.
The box becomes a mountain, a car, a ship, a robot, and then a rocket and flies into space.
Many of the limitations of reality lose their power in the imagination.
So children jump into the world of imagination and enjoy themselves, rejoice, and be happy.
Let's look at a paper box that we commonly see around us.
To adults, it is just a place to store something or a useless piece of junk.
But that's not the case for children.
A child's imagination expands endlessly from small to large, from near to far.
The box becomes a mountain, a car, a ship, a robot, and then a rocket and flies into space.
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Publisher's Review
Questions and Answers, Plane and Solid
The story continues with questions and answers.
The rabbit continues to be questioned.
Why are you in the box, why are you up there… and every time you answer.
“This is not a box!”
At this time, the appearance of the box is very different from when the question was asked.
The box that was just drawn with four straight lines earlier has been transformed into a three-dimensional shape!
Through questions and answers, changes and flows from flat to three-dimensional, children are naturally drawn into a magical world of imagination.
And the rabbit's new invention is recreated in his own head, and his thoughts become even more sophisticated.
The author never lets go of his imagination until the moment he closes the book.
"Don't lift it upside down"? Why? While adults are puzzled, children will figure out the answer first.
The story continues with questions and answers.
The rabbit continues to be questioned.
Why are you in the box, why are you up there… and every time you answer.
“This is not a box!”
At this time, the appearance of the box is very different from when the question was asked.
The box that was just drawn with four straight lines earlier has been transformed into a three-dimensional shape!
Through questions and answers, changes and flows from flat to three-dimensional, children are naturally drawn into a magical world of imagination.
And the rabbit's new invention is recreated in his own head, and his thoughts become even more sophisticated.
The author never lets go of his imagination until the moment he closes the book.
"Don't lift it upside down"? Why? While adults are puzzled, children will figure out the answer first.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 10, 2007
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 40 pages | 382g | 229*229*15mm
- ISBN13: 9788984885202
- ISBN10: 8984885207
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