A fantastic dish made with 100 eggs and an even better friendship!

Mori starts cracking eggs diligently from the morning.
The parade of egg dishes that continues on each page - fried eggs, scrambled eggs, scrambled eggs, potato salad, egg sandwiches, omelets, cream puffs, meringue cookies, hotcakes, waffles, etc. - is mouthwatering just to look at.
Kids will be turning the pages, filled with anticipation, wondering, "What egg dish will we make this time?" and will be amazed at the countless recipes that can be made with just one egg.
Additionally, every time Mori makes a new dish, the children's five senses will be wide open as they imagine and recall the tastes and smells of various dishes.
But this story is not just a simple list of dishes.
While cooking, Mori thinks about 'how to make the guests happy.'
And as the sun sets and the time for the Emperor's arrival approaches, there are still 50 eggs left, so the Mole, the Frog, the Squirrel, the Fox, and other friends come running and join forces to finish the last pudding to give the Star Emperor the best meal he could have ever had.
By reading this book, "100 Eggs," children will not only learn the joy of cooking but also rediscover the value of friendship and cooperation.

A picture book that develops counting and number sense!

In "100 Eggs," the basics of mathematics, "learning number sense," are incorporated.
As each dish is prepared, the number of eggs decreases one by one. As Mori's cooking progresses, children can count the eggs themselves and ask, "How many are left now?" In this process, they can naturally feel the 'change in numbers' rather than simply memorizing the numbers.
Also, while reading the book, the child learns the concepts of addition and subtraction by counting eggs “one, two, three…”
And thanks to the 100 egg carton pictures that appear at the bottom of each page, even toddlers who can't read can enjoy following the changing numbers with their eyes.
At the end of the text, there is a 'How to Read Numbers' table that contains the Arabic numerals from 1 to 100, along with Chinese characters and pure Korean words, to help you understand the rules of reading numbers at a glance.
Through this, children will be able to easily understand and learn about the composition of numbers.

Highly recommended by Japanese bookstore staff!

Momoro, the author who met domestic readers with “They Like Me Because I’m Here,” is an author who is loved for her warm and cute drawings.
Food and animals often appear in his works, and this work, "100 Eggs," is filled with a unique warmth, featuring colorful dishes and cute and lovable animal characters.
The texture of the yolk, the color of the sparkling star candy, and even the warmth of the warm kitchen are all expressed in detail, making it seem as if the delicious dishes are wafting a fragrant aroma.
Since the book was published, the response from Japanese bookstore employees has also been enthusiastic.
Bookstore employees, who can be said to be the people who come into closest contact with readers, are sensitive to readers' tastes and are also able to evaluate books from a general perspective.
They all praised the book, saying that it was easy to approach even for children who had difficulty with the concept of numbers.
He also recommended "100 Eggs," saying that the book, with its richly colored illustrations and delicious parade of dishes, can teach children not only the joy of cooking but also the value of friendship and cooperation.