Oh! Cherry tomatoes
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Oh! Series X Christmas
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is a very shiny cherry tomato?
Tangled Cherry Tomato's Christmas plan!
Oh! The fourth story in the series, "Oh! Cherry Tomatoes," is a picture book parodying the familiar carol "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."
A cute and lovely story about a sparkly cherry tomato that becomes a deer's nose to brighten up a foggy night and help Santa Claus with his deliveries.
With Christmas just around the corner, all the fruits are excited to become party ingredients.
It was the same with cherry tomatoes.
But contrary to what Cherry Tomato thought, no one takes Cherry Tomato away.
Unlike other fruits, cherry tomatoes are not sweet enough to be used in cakes.
Still, the cherry tomatoes are not disappointed and start training in various ways such as skating, running, and working out to become healthy ingredients for the Christmas cake.
The Christmas Cake Contest is finally underway, and popular sweet and sour fruits like strawberries, grapes, cherries, melons, oranges, and kiwis are being chosen one by one as Christmas cake ingredients.
As the final ingredient to be chosen for the cake was announced, Cherry Tomato desperately hoped to be chosen.
But the last place went to blueberries.
“Yeah, we’re not sweet at all.”
The ones that didn't make it onto the cake, like cucumbers, lettuce, and cabbage, were all sitting in a corner, having lost hope.
But the cherry tomatoes are not disappointed and prepare even harder so as not to miss any opportunities that may come their way.
The cherry tomatoes, which had been bathed in clean, cool water and soaked in the hot sunlight, were bright red and shiny, shining brightly.
To the surprise of all his friends! And on a foggy Christmas Eve, Cherry Tomato, who was standing by the window, noticed someone approaching from the darkness outside.
As he watched for a while the boy, wearing a bright red outfit like a cherry tomato and carrying a large sack, walked with difficulty, Cherry Tomato's eyes widened.
'Oh my gosh, it's Santa Claus!'
Santa Claus sighed in relief when he saw the cherry tomatoes.
Why did Santa Claus come to find the cherry tomatoes?
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is a very shiny cherry tomato?
Tangled Cherry Tomato's Christmas plan!
Oh! The fourth story in the series, "Oh! Cherry Tomatoes," is a picture book parodying the familiar carol "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."
A cute and lovely story about a sparkly cherry tomato that becomes a deer's nose to brighten up a foggy night and help Santa Claus with his deliveries.
With Christmas just around the corner, all the fruits are excited to become party ingredients.
It was the same with cherry tomatoes.
But contrary to what Cherry Tomato thought, no one takes Cherry Tomato away.
Unlike other fruits, cherry tomatoes are not sweet enough to be used in cakes.
Still, the cherry tomatoes are not disappointed and start training in various ways such as skating, running, and working out to become healthy ingredients for the Christmas cake.
The Christmas Cake Contest is finally underway, and popular sweet and sour fruits like strawberries, grapes, cherries, melons, oranges, and kiwis are being chosen one by one as Christmas cake ingredients.
As the final ingredient to be chosen for the cake was announced, Cherry Tomato desperately hoped to be chosen.
But the last place went to blueberries.
“Yeah, we’re not sweet at all.”
The ones that didn't make it onto the cake, like cucumbers, lettuce, and cabbage, were all sitting in a corner, having lost hope.
But the cherry tomatoes are not disappointed and prepare even harder so as not to miss any opportunities that may come their way.
The cherry tomatoes, which had been bathed in clean, cool water and soaked in the hot sunlight, were bright red and shiny, shining brightly.
To the surprise of all his friends! And on a foggy Christmas Eve, Cherry Tomato, who was standing by the window, noticed someone approaching from the darkness outside.
As he watched for a while the boy, wearing a bright red outfit like a cherry tomato and carrying a large sack, walked with difficulty, Cherry Tomato's eyes widened.
'Oh my gosh, it's Santa Claus!'
Santa Claus sighed in relief when he saw the cherry tomatoes.
Why did Santa Claus come to find the cherry tomatoes?
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When Santa Claus delivers Christmas presents, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is an essential presence.
Rudolph's nose is so shiny that it lights up the dark night road.
But Rudolph slipped on the snow and broke his nose.
While Santa was looking for a way to brighten up the foggy nights in place of Rudolph's nose, he discovered a cherry tomato that sparkled from afar! At Santa's request, the cherry tomato helped deliver Christmas presents.
And from Santa Claus, you get a gift that's more special than a Christmas cake, and a place perfect for cherry tomatoes.
What gift did the cherry tomato receive?
Cherry tomatoes are often ignored by children because they are not sweet enough.
Even in sweet treats like cakes, it's not easy to find cherry tomatoes.
However, cherry tomatoes are a popular vegetable among dieters because they are rich in nutrients and low in calories.
Healthy, robust cherry tomatoes go better with salad than cake.
Just like cherry tomatoes, everyone has something they are good at and something they are confident in.
However, children who lack experience may lack confidence because they have not yet discovered what they are good at.
If you accumulate each experience, you will eventually be able to find what you do best.
To those children, the cherry tomatoes say a word.
“If you prepare diligently and wait, you will be able to demonstrate your abilities when a good opportunity arises!”
Author Ji-seon Park, who led young readers into a world of imagination and parent readers into a sea of tears with "Mama Ranger," has now written the cute and lovely Christmas story "Oh! Cherry Tomato."
And author Hyotun, who was loved for his round snowman character in ‘Ice Cream in the Snowman Village’, has now completed a warm and fluffy winter picture book by drawing a cherry tomato transformed into Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
"Oh! Cherry Tomatoes," a fairytale-like story brimming with hope and warm illustrations reminiscent of vintage Christmas postcards, warms our hearts like a carol echoing through the streets on a cold winter's day.
Come meet the picture book "Oh! Cherry Tomatoes," a gift you'd want to give under a sparkling Christmas tree!
Rudolph's nose is so shiny that it lights up the dark night road.
But Rudolph slipped on the snow and broke his nose.
While Santa was looking for a way to brighten up the foggy nights in place of Rudolph's nose, he discovered a cherry tomato that sparkled from afar! At Santa's request, the cherry tomato helped deliver Christmas presents.
And from Santa Claus, you get a gift that's more special than a Christmas cake, and a place perfect for cherry tomatoes.
What gift did the cherry tomato receive?
Cherry tomatoes are often ignored by children because they are not sweet enough.
Even in sweet treats like cakes, it's not easy to find cherry tomatoes.
However, cherry tomatoes are a popular vegetable among dieters because they are rich in nutrients and low in calories.
Healthy, robust cherry tomatoes go better with salad than cake.
Just like cherry tomatoes, everyone has something they are good at and something they are confident in.
However, children who lack experience may lack confidence because they have not yet discovered what they are good at.
If you accumulate each experience, you will eventually be able to find what you do best.
To those children, the cherry tomatoes say a word.
“If you prepare diligently and wait, you will be able to demonstrate your abilities when a good opportunity arises!”
Author Ji-seon Park, who led young readers into a world of imagination and parent readers into a sea of tears with "Mama Ranger," has now written the cute and lovely Christmas story "Oh! Cherry Tomato."
And author Hyotun, who was loved for his round snowman character in ‘Ice Cream in the Snowman Village’, has now completed a warm and fluffy winter picture book by drawing a cherry tomato transformed into Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
"Oh! Cherry Tomatoes," a fairytale-like story brimming with hope and warm illustrations reminiscent of vintage Christmas postcards, warms our hearts like a carol echoing through the streets on a cold winter's day.
Come meet the picture book "Oh! Cherry Tomatoes," a gift you'd want to give under a sparkling Christmas tree!
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: December 25, 2024
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 48 pages | 230*230*10mm
- ISBN13: 9791164635269
- ISBN10: 1164635263
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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