Friendship and kindness lovingly shown from a child's perspective
And how to accept each other's differences

The protagonist child wonders why his friend David became a quiet child who rarely smiled.
That's because it lost its own color.
So I'm thinking about how to make my hair bloom again.
That's when a good idea occurred to me.
I borrowed a brush and scissors from my teacher and decided to make some pretty paper flowers to hang on the bare branches.
His classmates also made flowers for David.
Then one day, a flower bloomed on David's head that he had never seen before.
That was David's real flower.
David was back to being the smiling boy he used to be, and the bees were back on his head.


This book lovingly conveys the process of accepting each other's differences as they are, and the friendship and kindness that blossom within it.
For children who are intimidated by the thought that they are different from others, it gives them the confidence to show their true colors and act confidently.
The concise language, colorful illustrations, and delightful stories that decorate each page stimulate the imagination, making this a rich picture book for reading.