What will happen today? A guide to school life that's new and fun every day.

Elementary school, the first society we encounter after being born.
There are daycare centers and kindergartens, but school is an unfamiliar place for children, where they have to do more on their own than receive care from their parents or teachers.
You have to learn new subjects, do homework every day, take tests occasionally, work together with your group to produce results, find books to read at the library, and discuss common topics.
Of course, everything is new to everyone when they enter school, and they learn as they go through each experience. However, some children enjoy these changes and learning, while others show resistance.


So, there are quite a few children who say, “School is not fun” or “I don’t want to go to school.”
You can't play whenever you want, you can't change your desk mate if you don't like them, and you can't just skip school if you don't want to.
As you get older, you get used to these things, but in your first or second year, you may hate these things and have a hard time understanding why you should go to school.


But what is certain is that even if you don't like school, you have to go, and that children who like school absorb learning faster and can participate more actively in school life than those who don't.
So, wouldn't it be a good idea to explain school to your child and discuss it with them before they arrive, so they won't be overwhelmed by the sudden change in environment? This book provides a fun overview of school life for seven-year-olds, helping them anticipate the excitement of school and helping those who aren't yet accustomed to it adapt more quickly.


“You have no idea how difficult and tiring school is, so brace yourself!”
The realistic perspective of an elementary school student is alive and 200% convincing.
A hilarious school story that will make you giggle and laugh

In fact, school can't be all good for elementary school students.
Chan-i tells his younger brother Sammy, who is about to enter school, “Tsk tsk, that’s too bad,” and tells him that school is no fun at all and that he has no idea how tiring and difficult it is, so he should be prepared.
Then, he tells one by one the reasons why he hates school.


There are a lot of weird kids at school, there's a scary teacher, you get yelled at if you're late, you have to sit still during class, studying is really hard, and you have to read a lot of books...


Chan-i says that, but in fact, the friends that his younger brother Sammy saw were cool and affectionate, and he thinks of his brother crying because he didn't want to leave his teacher when the grade changed, his brother who lived a regular life seemed amazing, his brother who bought snacks and was good at calculating seemed smart, and his brother who borrowed a series of books from the school library.


Although Chan-i grumbles that it's hard and tiring, you can see that he's actually having a really fulfilling and fun school life, laughing and crying, feeling sad and happy with his various friends and teachers.
Let's have a fun and laughter-filled conversation about school with "12 Reasons Why School Is Fun," a more persuasive book that captures the honest voices of elementary school students!