A watch that is necessary to keep promises to each other in a world where we live together!
Time and Clock Stories for Toddlers Beginning to Recognize Time

Michael Parkin, an illustrator who collaborates with leading American publishers including the New York Times, has published a picture book titled "Watching the Clock is Fun!" by Green Book.
Ronnie the loud-voiced rooster is like a clock to the animals on the farm, telling them what's going on for the day with his crow.
But he had one secret that was extremely difficult to keep: he couldn't read the clock.
If I was lucky enough to cry at the right time, I could get away with not knowing how to read the clock, but if I was unlucky enough to cry at the wrong time, I was immediately caught.
Because of this, Ronnie was kicked out of the farm time and time again.

It is difficult for infants, whose time perception ability is still low, to understand the 'clock that measures time'.
Children grow up understanding the flow of time, from morning to lunch and dinner.
It is very important to develop good living habits during infancy because it requires training to properly understand the flow of time.

These days, children start attending daycare, kindergarten, and outdoor activities at an early age.
As children interact with people at home and in the outside world, they often ask questions like, “I don’t know what time it is,” “Why do I have to look at the clock?” and “Is it really that important to look at the clock?”
The main character of this book, Ronnie, knew the passage of time for morning, lunch, and dinner, but he couldn't read a clock, so he couldn't tell the farm animals what time it was, which created an awkward situation.
The reason Ronnie needed the ability to read the clock was because he had a promise to tell the animals what time it was as they started their morning routine.
As our children grow up, there are more and more things to promise them, such as when to eat, when to study, and when to play at the playground.
Through Ronnie's cheerful and entertaining story, children will naturally understand the need to tell the time and the situations that can arise due to not knowing the time.
In the final scene of the picture book, meet Ronnie, who now smiles brightly and confidently, saying that he knows how to read a clock.