Winter is here!
Think about what exciting things you could do.


Feel the cold but warm winter!

Winter Has Come is the fourth book in a series themed around the seasons, and is a picture book that shows winter games and scenery.
The beauty and liveliness of winter are expressed in rhythmic writing, including snow fields sparkling in the sunlight, migratory birds leaving for their nests, children playing on the ice, and families preparing for a Christmas feast.
We also added plenty of interesting onomatopoeia and mimetic words to make reading more enjoyable.
Feel the winter spirit as you look at the picture of snow covering the colorful world in white.


Meet winter!

In spring, the buds that had been curled up all winter begin to sprout.
In summer, sprouts grow luxuriantly, forming fresh fields, and in autumn, trees change into red and yellow.
And in winter, the world is covered in sparkling white snow.
Like this, our country has four seasons.
Each season has its own distinct characteristics.


Winter among these!
In winter, children in the countryside play on frozen ponds, sledding and having snowball fights.
On the city streets, you can see people singing Christmas songs and the tinkling of Salvation Army charity pots to help the needy under the colorful lights.


Winter has come shows the appearance of a pure white winter day.
As you follow the rhythmic, short text and turn the pages of colorful pictures, you will be reminded of our wintering.
As I read along with the picture book, I can naturally recall the traces of the winter I experienced.
Think about what your winter was like, things other than what's in the picture book.
And have fun chatting with your friends and family about what you're going to do this winter.